come-on line

The result: Some Asian palm-oil producers have scrapped their plans for biodiesel refineries, and only a few new plants have come on line.

The programs instituted by our Earth allies are mostly ready to come on line.

first, to stabilize your global currencies and allow a radically different set of rules to come on line to regulate international banking.

While there are numerous ethanol plants slated to come on line this year, some of these plants have delayed start ups.

While capacity building resumed late last year, it usually takes at least a year before new factories come on line.

The data suggests biodiesel margins have been sufficiently large for new plants to come on line once construction is complete.

New mines in the US and Australia are set to come on line, but not soon enough to avoid a global squeeze.

He didn't have estimates on the number of jobs that would result from the plan, or when those jobs might come on line.

Graeme Traine, metals analyst at Macquarie, says three million to four million tons in capacity are set to come on line this year.

Then when the service does come on-line, it could retrieve the pending messages from the mailbox and process them.

The computer always take such a long time to come on line.

If true, a lot of spare tanker capacity will come on line when this trade is unwound.

The new working methods come on line in June .

If there is a power failure, the emergency generators should come on line within 15 minutes.

Gas flows are expected to come on line between 2014 and 2016.

About 6 000 new jobs to come on line during initial opening phase.