Sentence examples for operate has been from inspiring English sources

But the law under which the foreigners operate has been murky.

The environment in which universities in the United States and some other countries operate has been changing, creating discussion of privatization of public universities.

While journalists sense that the commercial landscape in which they operate has been utterly transformed by the internet, the judges have asserted the continuity of traditional legal values.

Only $3 million of the $10.7 million it needs to operate has been collected, Mr. Ciurlizza said, with nearly half coming from the United States.

I have been told off the record that any venue that allows a day club to operate has been instructed in no uncertain terms by licensing police that it runs the risk of its liquor licence being revoked.

And the Civil Aeronautics Board which has been seeking to tighten enforcement of its rules under which charter flights operate, has been chal lenging the "charter‐worthi ness" of the student association all spring.

But some of the most efficient plants they operate have been built in Mexico.

Large variations between and within countries in disease severity when deciding to operate have been reported [ 15].

Restrictions on the number of purse-seine vessels licensed to operate had been in force since the mid-1970s.

One big change in how the Corporation operates has been the several new committees we've introduced this academic year.

The VIS spectral region between 450 and 800 nm, where the achromatic QWP retarder operates, has been marked in Fig. 3(a).