Sentence examples for operate in terms of from inspiring English sources

It's governments that set the rules within which companies operate in terms of regulation, taxation, incentives, public procurement and so on.

"Having another judge really only would operate in terms of future decisions," and revisiting the issues resolved by Judge Wolin would be very costly and time-consuming, she said.

When you left Walmart.com to start Tiny Prints, did you have a blueprint or thoughts about how you wanted the company to operate, in terms of culture? A. Yes.

However, their future work sounds especially interesting if it can successfully operate in terms of such Big Velocity.

However, several available bandwidth estimation (ABE) schemes operate in terms of the returning rate of ACK packets over the reverse link.

They sent the head of all Macy's stores to come out to San Francisco and spend time with me explaining how each store unit has to operate in terms of profitability.

"It's an incredibly expensive route to operate, in term of the infrastructure charges per mile it is certainly the most expensive route we operate".

The weak-factor operator is close to the well-known clique-graph operator but it rather operates in terms of bicliques in a multipartite graph.

"I always look at how the firm operates in terms of teamwork and partnership".

When writers begin to see the powerful men operating in terms of available alternatives, while they have been judging them in terms of ideals, they often develop "personal" admiration for the great bastards whom they have always condemned and still condemn.

But in an interview afterward, the bishop, who has been criticized for failing to act while he was a top official of the Archdiocese of Boston in the early 1980's, said: "We were called to change our way of operating in terms of our charter and norms.