Sentence examples for operating a central from inspiring English sources

Mr. Radcliffe, the intellectual property lawyer, said a court might view Aimster's actions differently depending on whether the court perceived Aimster to be operating a central database of available files.

(12) For computer searches of records through the use of existing programming: Direct actual costs, including the cost of operating a central processing unit for that portion of operating time that is directly attributable to searching for records responsive to a request and the salary costs apportionable to the search.

But if he explains that the deflation that concerns him is that of real estate pulling the banking system under, and not consumer prices, then he has to educate us all about the pernicious nature of operating a central bank.

Specific examples of the Methods Centre's responsibilities include distributing study resources and case report forms, operating a central telephone or computer-based randomisation system, identifying and communicating issues to the Steering Committee, and collecting data through courier, facsimile, or electronic data capture systems.

Première Neige operates a central crèche for all its chalets.

In practice, default rates have been low – 0.37%, reports RateSetter, which operates a central provision fund to cover shortfalls.

So instead of many companies building Web sites, call centers and warehouses filled with the same 90,000 items, Global Sports operates a central warehouse carrying those items.

Earlier this year, the Office of Personnel Management, the government agency that operates a central job-applications website for prospective federal employees, installed two-factor authentication for all users.

Although S&H never stopped the program -- even today about 400 independent businesses, including gas stations and travel agents, give out stamps and the company still operates a central customer service center in Atlanta -- Green Stamps disappeared from the public consciousness.

The NHS in Wales (pdf) owns and operates a central hub for auditing and other corporate services for health boards; in England, entrepreneurial trusts do back-office work for others.

It used to be the case that regional news had to be produced in the area it was broadcast, but now Ofcom has ruled that a group of local stations is allowed to operate a central news hub, distributing news material from the centre that is of interest to the separate audiences of each station.