This means that anyone, in theory, can apply to operate an extension.
Since 1978, Holmenkolbanen has had sufficient trams to operate an extension, but since then the municipality has not been interested in extending the line further.
There's no plumbing and no electricity other than a light that operates on an extension cord from the garage.
He's called for expanding libel laws to make it easier to sue news outlets he disagrees with and frequently claims that the media operates as an extension of the Clinton campaign.
The new hall would then be likely to operate as an extension to the Barbican, where the concert auditorium is widely regarded as not good enough to be home to the LSO.
The Trump campaign said in response that the tax document was obtained illegally and that the New York Times was operating as "an extension" of the presidential campaign of his Democratic rival, Hillary Clinton.
The BBC was forced to face up to the fact that it can no longer operate like an extension of the civil service and expect us to pay for its inefficiencies.
The propagation of a plant by buds or grafts, and by cuttings, is obviously a mode which nature does not employ; and this multiplication, as well as that produced by roots and layers, seems merely to operate as an extension of the life of the individual, and not as a reproduction of the species, as happens by seed.
The provocations of prejudice proved effective, elevating Bush to President, and also cementing a future of outside ads--with outside money--to operate as an extension of the campaign, often being the knee-capper out of nowhere.
The Huffington Post previously reported that the Kentucky Opportunity Coalition and its sister super PAC, Kentuckians for Strong Leadership, operate as an extension of the political network that runs the Crossroads political groups formed by Karl Rove following the Supreme Court's 2010 Citizens United decision.
