Sentence examples for operating agencies from inspiring English sources

The tiny argument put forward by the EU to not support the Dubai update of the ITRs was linked to the proposal to use in the new treaty the expression "all operators" rather than "recognized operating agencies".

In ITU jargon, the current treaty relates only to "recognised operating agencies"—in other words, conventional telecoms operators.

Each of the 35 separate field operating agencies of the Air Force performs specialized support, logistical, or administrative functions that are relatively narrow in scope.

(America wants the entities to be classed as "recognised operating agencies", code for old-style telecommunication carriers).America's willingness to stand up for the internet should be welcomed.

"I do think the good that the M.T.A. does, and all of its operating agencies, sometimes fails to get above the horizon," Mr. Lhota said, when asked whether the authority suffered from a public image problem.

"The revised proposal responds to what we heard from the public while returning the $220 million to customers using each of our operating agencies," said Elliot G. Sander, the authority's executive director and chief executive.

I believe the mayor is the C.E.O. and that the commissioners are operating agency heads, and they all have to work together.

He is chief operating officer of MediaNews Group, The Post's owner, not of the joint operating agency in which The Post is a partner with The Rocky Mountain News.

The US is also engaged in a wider battle over whether the treaty's scope should extend beyond big telecom companies - such as BT, Telefonica and AT&T - to any relevant "operating agency".

After obtaining the model, the monthly water consumption was calculated in a group of houses throughout the equation to compare it with the water consumption measured by the operating agency, and it showed an acceptable approximation (78 90%).

In February 1971 he began his last duty assignment as director of aerospace safety in the Office of the Inspector General, Headquarters USAF, and after December 1971 as part of the Air Force Inspection and Safety Center, a newly activated separate operating agency located at Norton Air Force Base, California.