Sentence examples for more operating flexibility from inspiring English sources

Verizon Communications, which owns a 55% stake in Verizon Wireless, is also keen to buy the remaining 45%, held by Britain's Vodafone, to give the firm more operating flexibility.

The fractional movement, which includes the plane and equipment makers selling to this fast-growing business, is praying for a compromise that would leave it today's operating flexibility at the expense of more FAApaperwork.

"There will be more operating systems releases.

Hundreds more operate informally.

"While this was clearly a difficult step to take, it should give G.E. more operating and strategic flexibility," he said in his note.

One of the drawbacks of the use of this technology is that it depends on solar source availability, i.e., why the incorporation of both thermal storage and hybridization could overcome this issue, since it provides the possibility to have more operating hours and flexibility.

It is not clear that the Barclays would be dissuaded from proceeding with the deal without that flexibility, but it would certainly give them more operating leeway.

Small cell systems provide higher cellular capacity and a large number of small cells is in general more energy efficient than macrocells since there is more flexibility of operating unused small cells in sleep mode due to their smaller coverage area [1].

For the new system, good quality images can still be obtained when the sample is located at ~3.0 mm (Fig. 3 (a.II)), giving the operator more flexibility to operate the system.

There should be more flexibility, more competition".

Such a policy, however, would have required the Administration to operate with flexibility and openness.