Sentence examples for wind operations from inspiring English sources

There are plenty of wind operations -- some 100 pre-operational wind projects in the Northwest alone -- that are far enough through planning stages to break ground in time to qualify.

As a result, there are now nearly 90,000 U.S. manufacturing, construction, and wind operations jobs.

The Australia Institute report states: "Perceived high levels of opposition have been linked to a vocal minority, with many surveys suggesting reasonably high levels of support, especially in community-owned wind operations.

"In an age when great store is set on ensuring transparency for punters, with calls for official racecards to include details of wind operations on horses, and mares being in foal, for example, it is surely ill-advised to allow a situation in which information that appears in the public domain actually misled punters and racegoers".

He hired Robert Fritz, a former vice president of wind operations at Florida Power & Light, as a senior vice president "to infiltrate every aspect of our organization and provoke us into thinking about the customer," says Engel.

Flying with me to visit his wind operations in Sweetwater, he makes it clear that his next wind project is big, Texas-style -- 4,000 megawatts up in the Panhandle north of here.

He said that Burton Port had had a wind operation since he was last seen.

"But he made a bit of a noise after that mistake and he will have a little wind operation now.

Peace And Co also remains on course for the Champion, despite two substandard runs this year and a wind operation earlier this month.

He had a wind operation, which might have helped, or it could be that he's a stronger, more mature horse this season".

In the Gone With the Wind operation, the authorities uncovered a complicated scheme to harvest E.U. aid, according to Col. Mario Imparato of the Guardia di Finanza.