Sentence examples for in to operate from inspiring English sources

Holiday and weekend pay for workers who were called in to operate the system's buses, subways, railroads and crossings added up to about $14 million, the authority said, or about 3 percent of its annual overtime budget.

Among the latest developments is a plan by four American airlines -- Continental, Delta, Northwest and United -- and 23 others that have since joined in, to operate a Web site where consumers can shop for fares on all 27 airlines and, eventually they hope, all other airlines as well.

It was brought in to operate the line as East Coast after National Express defaulted on the London-Edinburgh franchise in 2009, when the transport group admitted it could not afford the £1.4bn in payments due over the life of the contract.

To call them refugees would not only imply that North Korea's government was repressive, but could also oblige China to allow international agencies in to operate along the border area.Ever wary of attempts by outsiders to interfere in its affairs, China will go to great lengths to avoid that step.

The suggestion from Chile's training this week is that Rojas, after an uncertain performance replacing Gonzalo Jara in the semi-final, will be left out and the Osasuna midfielder Francisco Silva brought in to operate as a man-marker on Messi as part of a back three, with Marcelo Díaz being used as a libero and Jean Beausejour preferred to Eugenio Mena or Miiko Albornoz on the left.

They will get Dutch people in to operate the rigs.

Other food businesses in China are also finding silver linings in having to operate in a smog cloud.

At the time, he had been in training to operate in Moscow as a team with his wife.

They might lead to insight in how to operate in networks with another structure.

In order to operate these restaurants in New York, Mr. Takayama closed Ginza Sushiko.

It's not an easy environment in which to operate.