Sentence examples for decides to operate from inspiring English sources

"The bottom line is and will always be the level of risk one decides to operate under," he said.

Government promises localism, ignores its commitments and instead decides to operate under a half-hearted centralism that lacks the guts to do the job properly.

"The life event rules  don't automatically apply to same-sex couples, but they can if the employer decides to operate the plan that way, as many employers do," Mr. Solomon said.

One of the best scenes in Atlas describes a factory that decides to operate on the communist principle "From each according to his abilities, to each according to his needs".

Mr Buchanan said: "If KLM decides to operate flights from Manston it would mean Kent residents would have easy access to sunny destinations all year round".

A cognitive radio system participates in a continuous process, the "cognition cycle", during which it adjusts its operating parameters, observes the results and, eventually takes actions, that is to say, decides to operate in a specific radio configuration (i.e., radio access technology, carrier frequency, modulation type, etc).

Her doctors, who had earlier advised rest, decided to operate.

Lastly, the firm may decide to operate its own fleet of vehicles trucks, planes, or ships.

My doctors have decided to operate and remove my gall bladder tomorrow morning.

She had no budget to rent premises so decided to operate from her Bristol home.

But the team has decided to operate another moving instrument, named Mupus, on Thursday evening.