Sentence examples for operate the database from inspiring English sources

It will also have employees who will operate the database and assist in lining up case managers for victims.

After extensive public debate, Iceland's parliament approved the creation of the Icelandic Health Sector Database in December 1998 and granted deCODE a 12-year license to create and operate the database last January.

The new funding will be used to further support the core MongoDB project and to fund its new managed services offering, which includes a suite of tools and services to operate the database at scale.

NeuStar, based in Washington, administers the database that telephone companies used to route phone calls in North America; its subsidiary, NeuLevel Inc., operates the database of Internet addresses ending in.biz.

As part of the settlement Mr. Cuomo reached with UnitedHealth last January, the insurer agreed to stop operating the database as soon as a new one could be used.

The company that manages each domain, called a registry, operates the database that translates each name into a numeric address recognized by the computers and routers that move data on the Internet.

The settlement will have a nationwide impact because UnitedHealth, the biggest health insurer in New York, operates the databases used by the entire industry, through its Ingenix business unit.

Mr. Cuomo reached a settlement in which UnitedHealth agreed to stop operating the databases, run by the company's Ingenix unit, and replace them with a new, independent source of rate information.

The UnitedHealth announcement came after a related settlement the company announced earlier this week with New York's attorney general, Andrew M. Cuomo, in which the company agreed to stop operating the databases used by the insurance industry to calculate payments to patients when they use doctors outside the insurer's preferred network of physicians.

The American Civil Liberties Union Foundation of Northern California is suing for records about ICE's use of the technology, including contracts with the private companies operating the databases, training material, privacy policies and other documents.

Under the new plan, a nonprofit company, Fair Health, will be set up and will work with Syracuse University and a group of other state universities to operate the new database and consumer Web site.