Sentence examples for operated facilities from inspiring English sources

A 1980 law required that such payments be "reasonable and adequate" to cover the costs of "efficiently and economically operated facilities".

He said the company's usual practices included lobbying and charitable donations, often in areas where it operated facilities or planned to.

In 1999, two criminologists, James Austin and Garry Coventry, of the National Council on Crime and Delinquency, concluded that "privately operated facilities have a significantly lower staffing level and offer significantly lower salaries than public state correctional agencies".

Mother Jones reporter Suzy Khimm, writing at Ezra Klein's spot, observes that the portion of Arizona's prison population now residing in privately owned and operated facilities is 20% and growing.

Since the late 1980s, civic leaders have approved several costly improvements to the area's downtown arts and museum district, which includes the city's convention centre, one of the largest municipally operated facilities of its kind in the country.

Richard Stalder, the secretary of the Department of Public Safety and Corrections, said in a news conference yesterday with Gov. Mike Foster that the increase in youthful offenders had forced Louisiana to expand juvenile prisons but that its "efforts to provide some of these services through privately operated facilities were a disappointment".

This is a privately operated facility consisting of 3 in-door courts, 2 indoor mini courts and six outside courts.

Safety systems are included in production and operating facilities specifically to ensure safe operation.

Moreover, other energy companies do operate facilities that might be susceptible to earthquakes.

The company will continue to own and operate facilities in the northern part of the country.

DP World recently bought Britain's P&O, which operates facilities in the ports.