Sentence examples for will have operations from inspiring English sources
Including pending acquisitions, the company will have operations in 32 countries and will own or have stakes in 19 television stations, 550,000 billboards and 110 entertainment venues.
Most of the companies you will be applying to will have operations in other countries and there is a very big push for diversification of operations so that future economic problems will have less of an immediate shock.
Together, the combined company will have operations on five continents.
And how often will people have operations that can involve removing part of a lung, which is risky in itself, when their cancer was not lethal?
That is why, he said, his candidate will have "broad operations background and experience in major contingencies," as well as "senior commands overseas and war-fighting exposure".
Mr Reid said: "Thousands of patients will have their operations more quickly as a result of the NHS treatment centre programme.
Many of the companies youll find may be headquartered in London, but will have extensive operations elsewhere in Europe, Asia and Africa.
Patients will travel further - to Newcastle or Liverpool - but the argument is they will have safer operations, because expertise becomes more concentrated.
"Eventually we see ourselves dominant in Southeast Asia," says Chua. "We will have significant operations within three countries by the end of the year Malaysia, Singapore, and Indonesia.
The only difference is that the surgery group, in most cases, will have an operation after a shorter preoperative duration of symptoms compared to patients who fail to respond to conservative measures in usual medical care.
BLUES' PRONGER TO HAVE SURGERY: St . Louiscaptain Chris Pronger, already out at least until January, will have another operation on his injured left wrist tomorrow.
