Sentence examples for easy for operators from inspiring English sources
In some American states, prices have risen; in most other countries they have dropped.In theory, America's 1996 Telecoms Act obliged operators to rent out their lines to rivals; in practice, a regulatory decision and then a court ruling (in 2003 and 2004 respectively) have made it easy for operators to keep competitors out.
Defeating such an attack would be easy for operators, if they have installed an appropriate software update, said Dr Nohl.
Hughes told senators that this clause would make it easier for operators to house families together, rather than acting as an invitation to lower the quality of care.
Critics say the new safety requirements have loopholes that make things easier for operators, including a five-year grace period for some of the mandated steps given to reactors known as PWRs.
Responding to a changed political climate and a court-ordered deadline, the Obama administration issued significantly revised new air pollution rules on Wednesday that will make it easier for operators of thousands of industrial boilers and incinerators to meet federal air quality standards.
Making it easier for operators to put up masts quickly in a cost-effective way would also help current coverage issues, he added.
The service will make it easier for operators, banks and even transit operators to link Visa payment accounts to consumers' smartphones, the company says.
Israel's Aperio Systems, which today announced that it has raised a $4.5 million seed round, aims to make it easier for operators to detect and mitigate potential intrusions before they can cause any harm.
It was originally invented to make it easy for telephone operators to make connections on their switchboards back in the 1870s some time.
AC&D systems should also be easy for an operator to use.
"It is relatively easy for an operator to introduce - it's just a software upgrade… in a base station," said William Webb, head of research and development at the UK regulator Ofcom.
