Sentence examples for found the operators from inspiring English sources

Agents said that at one of the bus companies raided this week, Super Express Van Tours, they found the operators had used pit bulls and armed guards to keep the immigrants from leaving a safe house next door to the office.

A 2001 state inspection of Garden of Eden in Brooklyn found the operator to be "routinely threatening residents".

And both the commission and the industry have launched websites to help travellers find the operator with the lowest rates in each country thus putting pressure on rivals to cut their prices.Reding roomOf course, such price cuts and transparency have been prompted in large part by the threat of regulation.

The agency said that while it is currently easy to locate the actual drone that may have violated illegal airspace, it's difficult to find the operator of the offending drone, and this registration will close that loophole.

If there are too many wireless signals — for example in large urban areas — the system also allows the user to follow the drone back to its base and find the operator that way.

Applications to linear and nonlinear problems in one and two dimensions are presented, where it is found the explicit operators are preferred to the implicit ones.

In two instances, the regulators found the mine operator was calibrating methane monitors every three months even though it is supposed to be done every 31 days.

An independent investigation of that tragedy found the coal operator, Massey Energy, to have been negligent in the workers' deaths.

The reason for the speculation is that Judge Schroeder wrote a 1996 decision in which she found that the operators of a swap meet could be held liable for contributory copyright infringement when individual vendors at a swap meet sell copyrighted works on the premises.

Today the main casino, inside a three-star hotel, lies abandoned, its baize tables thick with dust.The trouble started in December, when Chinese gamblers found that the operators refused to let them leave until they had coughed up for betting losses.

We found that the operators spent, in median, 81% of the work shift in a seated posture (LEV1).