Sentence examples for operated side by side from inspiring English sources
In Canada and France, state and private enterprise operated side by side.
Since then private and state enterprises have operated side by side, and foreign investment has been encouraged.
This sought to end the existing dual system under which church and state schools operated side by side.
"The offshore energy industry has successfully operated side by side with other ocean users, without major conflict, guided by the planning inherent in the five-year offshore national program and the leasing process mandated by the Outer Continental Shelf Lands Act," Luthi said.
The defendants did not know at the material time the precise role for which the boiler was cast in the plaintiffs' economy, e.g. whether (as the fact was) it was to function in substitution for an existing boiler of inferior capacity, or in replacement of an existing boiler of equal capacity, or as an extra unit to be operated side by side with and in addition to any existing boiler.
At this time, nine Q7.1 s were randomly divided into three groups and operated side by side.
US Navy and US Marine Corps engineers operated side-by-side with 130th Engineer Brigade soldiers, and though commanders reported a "culture clash" between different branches of service, the soldiers, sailors, and Marines were able to adapt to the situation quickly.
While private firms have always operated side-by-side with public firms in tobacco processing, cigarette production and sales were in the hands of a state monopoly until 1991, when two private cigarette factories were established as joint ventures with RJ Reynolds and with Phillip Morris.
Zillow says that both brands will continue to operate side-by-side.Banco Espirito Santo lost €3.6 billion ($4.8 billion) in the first half of 2014, stoking fears for its health.
The Plantations operate side-by-side with Cornell's other programs.
Billed as a "looping steel racing coaster," with trains operating side-by-side on separate yellow and red tracks, it was a disappointment from the beginning, Alvey said.
