Sentence examples for formed to operate from inspiring English sources

In January 1981 a second operation squadron 801 Naval Air Squadron was formed to operate from HMS Invincible.

Some are being formed to operate off a new helicopter carrier ship.

A second public relations agency, named PR 21, is being formed to operate independently of Edelman.

West Ham and Newham have stressed that the money will go to a joint-venture company formed to operate the stadium and that the loan is personally underwritten by West Ham's owners.

Networks of enterprises are formed to operate across time and space with worldwide distributed functions such as customer support, logistics, engineering, quality assurance, supply chain management and so on.

Still, not much came of the idea until about 15 years later when, thanks to some publicists like the well-known diplomat and writer George Perkins Marsh, the "Camel Transportation Company" was formed to operate a camel express between Texas and California and down to Panama, later to be called the "Dromedary Line".

One of the very first decisions that founders must make is in what legal form to operate the business, but founders often start a business without consulting a lawyer and, as a result, often incur higher taxes and become subject to significant liabilities that could have been avoided if the business was started as a corporation or as a limited liability company ("LLC").

Virtually every business now relies on technology of some form to operate and to succeed -- whether its ecommerce, online innovation, customer analytics or systems maintenance, there is a whole range of technology job opportunities in all kinds of companies.

The company was named as a defendant in the case, along with Castle Associates, a New Jersey limited partnership formed to own and operate the hotel and casino.

The Port of Miami Tunnel was completed roughly on time and under budget, thanks to the Miami-Dade County's financing partner Meridiam and the group it formed to build and operate the tunnel.

Those behind Sharecare, a company formed last year to operate Sharecare.com, hope its features will enable the new Web site to thrive in a crowded field.