Sentence examples for would need to operate from inspiring English sources

The airline, which is being advised by the Blackstone Group, a firm specializing in restructuring, is not thought to have completed debtor-in-possession financing, which it would need to operate under Chapter 11.

But Delta said in a regulatory filing that it had not reached agreement on debtor-in-possession financing, which it would need to operate under Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.

To recreate the premiere of a classic as thoroughly as he thinks he does, Mr. Edelstein would need to operate a theater with no electricity, heat, plumbing, phones or concessions, for a start.

They said that while the bank had conducted policy successfully for the most part under Mr. Greenspan, it would need to operate more openly, providing more information to the public, if it is to function well after Mr. Greenspan eventually steps down.

In order to parlay a difference in character into a difference in truth-value, propositional attitude verbs would need to operate on character rather than content.

He notes that any viable heat-assisted memory technology would need to operate near room temperature, not at the frigid temperature where the coercivity of Schuller's material spikes.

She'd need to operate under strict rules while at the commission and afterward if she returns to the private sector, and so should everyone else.

An amputee, particularly one who has lost a leg, has to reëstablish his body's balance, and LaFerrier put Cain through hours of exercises to build up the muscles he'd need to operate crutches and a prosthesis.

Once created, the operating system would need to go through Apple's quality assurance and security testing process.

We would all need to operate around him.

Some boat owners have submitted pay stubs for far more deckhands than they would seem to need to operate their boats (the investigators do look into the size of the fishing boats).