Sentence examples for countries operators from inspiring English sources

Other countries' operators will soon join in.Dieter Helm of Oxford University says it is time to scrap Eurostar's monopoly.

This makes it hard for operators to build brand loyalty, let alone sell premium services.Still, in some countries operators have rolled out 3G networks and begun to reap the benefits.

The growing Italian organic market increases the need for imports, and several companies have started cooperation programmes with non-EC countries; operators are pressuring the Ministry to simplify procedures without evident results so far.

Chinese equipment manufacturers have been effectively shut out of the country, operators say.

The European Union regulator, known as EASA, said the action included the suspension of "all commercial flights performed by third-country operators into, within or out of the E.U". of the Max 8 and Max 9.

There's no such thematic unity behind "25 Years Bringing Joy to the World," which swerves at one point from the pious schmaltz of "Mary, Did You Know?" (by the pop-country operators Rascal Flatts) to the sticky-sweet cheer of "Best Christmas Ever" (by the K-Pop machine Wonder Girls).

Across the country operators are retiring mere 36-footers from their fleets, widening slips and ordering huge new vessels that have about as much in common with the boxy bare-bones barges of the past as old pop-up campers have with today's super-size R.V.'s.

In Nigeria's case, the predators aren't just the huge oil multinationals, whose behavior may be encouraged by the ambiguous nature of many of their dealings with officials they know are corrupt, but also host-country operators and outright thieves, who often work in partnership with government institutions.

(30) As a result of the Community's international obligations, access to the public transport markets of the Member States has, in some circumstances, been granted to certain third-country operators; this Regulation does not restrict this access.

A Russian citizen born in Ukraine, Kilimnik worked for Manafort in Kiev first as a translator and later as the in-country operator of Manafort's operations.

In many countries mobile operators are among the biggest companies and largest taxpayers.