Sentence examples for competing operations from inspiring English sources

When asked about the issue, Marc Holliday, the chief executive of SL Green, said, "I think that it's in the interest of New York State to have a gaming operator whose sole focus is going to be on maximizing revenues at the facility in New York City and not have any competing operations in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Connecticut or other competing areas".

She said that Park Place was more interested in protecting its Atlantic City casinos than in building a competing operation in the Catskills.

Under its partnership agreement, Vodafone, which owns a 45percentt stake in Verizon Wireless, cannot own more than 20percentt of Verizon Wireless and own a competing operation at the same time.

Empirical tests evaluate the performance of competing discovery operations in terms of their results when applied to the same empirical data sets.

Nonetheless, empirical comparisons (not tests) of competing discovery operations may provide insight into the ways discovery operations may be misleading and therefore may play an important role in stimulating critical debate and eventually establishing a scientifically optimal operation.

Thus competing publishing operations were foreclosed.

Empirical tests, however, are incapable of evaluating the scientific merits of competing discovery operations.

Then we evaluate the competing update operations with respect to the postulates proposed by Katsuno and Mendelzon.

In practice, theoretical and philosophical tests are often combined to test competing discovery operations as rigorously as possible.

Or will Dignity and Dawn remain poetic euphemisms for destructive division - the names of two competing military operations?

Western already had one hostile deal in the works, and just two days earlier it had agreed to buy Westinghouse Electric's competing security operations.