Voorbeelden van logistical

• Airlines face a huge logistical challenge trying to get their stranded passengers to their destinations as well as to get their planes and crews to where they are needed.

• For five weeks, four devastating hurricanes made political trips impractical, both for logistical reasons as well as the risk of appearing callous.

• Even assuming that the logistical difficulties can be worked out, the company will face the toughest test of all: Will customers actually order orange slices in place of French fries?

• One reason for this is logistical, in that there is a low ratio of officers to members.

• Prominent issues identified in the literature on distance language course development include human, logistical and institutional factors.

• Just collecting together all those grammars is a major logistical task.

• Owing to time and logistical constraints, it was not possible to assemble a complete dataset for each patient for each diagnostic method.

• For ethical and logistical reasons it was not possible to talk with individuals who were not diagnosed and under the management of a consultant.

• The operational range of the study is most impressive, with a particularly valuable consideration of the logistical dimension.

• Field explains and illustrates how each subsequent visit became more adventurous and required greater logistical planning.

• This useful heuristic revealed a logistical horror story.

• The entire clause is a logistical cryptogram and represents the epitome of logistical horror inflicted by the multiple standards of the presidency system.

• The need to coordinate activities among a wide array of local, national and international laboratories and health agencies and law enforcement presented logistical challenges.

• We underestimated the logistical challenges and costs of bringing the interventions to rural areas.

• These logistical difficulties were closely related to the political problems that had given rise to the issue in the first place.

• Due to logistical constraints on crop planting operations, we conducted two separate experiments in adjacent sections of the experimental field.

• All available evidence, including the logistical and financial support for the invasions, points to the state's involvement.

• In the same vein, residential and logistical mobility strategies should be regarded as broad generalizations of in reality much more complex forms of spatial organization.

• While working with addicted individuals, however, it should be noted that substantial logistical difficulties can occur in this context.