Sentence examples for western operating from inspiring English sources
Safe medications, advanced vaporizers and complex intra-operative monitoring are standard in western operating rooms.
First Great Western operated a reduced service, running about half the normal number of trains into and out of Paddington.
Some Western banks operating in developing countries have lived up to their reputation as unreliable partners.
He continued for 700 metres into the path of a Great Western express, operating between Cheltenham and London.
He has heard from his contacts that Isis commanders are aware there were investigators from a western organisation operating under their noses, and have vowed to kill them.
The other unresolved question, at least among Chinese and Western experts operating outside the "black box" of high-level politics here, is whether Mr. Jiang will also step down from his third major title: chairman of the military commission.
The case has alarmed some Western executives operating here because of the appearance that the Chinese authorities were punishing a global company that had found itself at odds with Chinese state-owned steel companies over multibillion-dollar iron-ore contracts.
Meanwhile, though, the R&D centres of western firms operating in India are being granted a bundle of patents.However, even small and nimble firms will have to overcome a latent cultural resistance to mixing business and science that may have a religious base.
HONG KONG — The fiercely nationalistic municipal government of Chongqing in southwestern China ordered all 13 Wal-Mart stores there to close for 15 days and fined the company $420,000 in a labeling dispute that has broader political implications for Western companies operating in China.
is on the Bristol to Weymouth line served by First Great Western train operating company services, whilst is on the London Waterloo to Exeter line served by South West Trains.
The Western A.P. operated in tight affiliation — some would say collusion — with Western Union, which exercised a near-monopoly over the nation's telegraph lines.
