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But many of these lines were not put into service.

Only a few of the original production M-4s were actually put into service.

The plane is believed to put into service very soon.

Only one model from this request would ever be put into service.

This version only appeared in public once but was never put into service.

Construction began in 1867 and the light was put into service on November 1 of the same year.

The first installation was put into service in spring 2006.

Shortly after being put into service, the middle door was closed off.

One was rejected because of poor quality; the rest were put into service.

She was put into service as a coastal defense ship.

It's what often happens when a new aircraft is put into service.

We do not yet have a date when the second tender will be put into service.

God has given us money to use, to administer, to put into service, goes the teaching.

New and faster Class 69 trains were put into service.

The building of modern digital library and university administration has been put into service.

Although both were put into service in 1964, the smaller Alvin was to have a much longer life.

He did not say when the new ambulances would be put into service.

Beginning in the 1970s, additional advanced traffic control systems were put into service.

Development commenced in 1933, but it was never put into service by the military.

Around 25 were put into service while the rest served as a source for spare parts.

Many of these were put into service by the Panzerarmee.

In the 1960s, modern psychiatry methods were put into service.

During very mild winters she was not put into service at all.

The city has also put into service municipal vehicles running natural gas.

It was not clear when the buses would arrive to be put into service.

But the new vessels were not put immediately into service.

The trains were put back into service on 13 July.

The light was repaired and put back into service after the war.

If they do not meet safety rules, it would be illegal to put them into service.

I don't think it will be put back into service."

"I am satisfied it is capable of being put back into service."

The ride was repaired and put back into service with no more problems.

"It is one of the few states putting money into services, not just prisons."

She was however quickly refloated, and put back into service.

Before it can be put back into service again.

There is then an interval and the helicopters are put back into service.

All bells have been put back into service after restoration in July 2012.

One submarine has been under repairs and may not be put back into service.

Some of the German aircraft shot down were later recovered and put back into service.

It is not yet known if it will be put back into service.

The flight number has been put back into service.

As planes are cleared, they will be put back into service, Southwest said.

All other responding units were cancelled and put back into service, ready to take another call.

McClintock said the plant could be put back into service in nine months for $500 million.

The clock-thermometer, it is obvious, cannot be put back into service a second too soon.

The report said the ride had experienced problems the previous week before being repaired and put back into service.

If I believed there was a systemic issue with any of our rolling stock we would not put it into service.

How long will it take to find them (if they do exist), and to put them into service?

He plans to clean, restore and put it into service on a local fast-food round.

It was cleaned of ticks, checked and put back into service.