Sentence examples for operating firms from inspiring English sources

By labelling leases as "operating", firms can appear less indebted than they really are.

High-speed technologies and organizational approaches are employed by transnationally operating firms, the so-called "global players," with great effectiveness.

Rail users angry over the standard of service on the Norwich to London line have quizzed executives from Network Rail and operating firms.

First, the coverage of my raw sample is remarkably large in terms of both the number of firms (56% of the operating firms in Spain) and the level of employment (54% of total employment).

A certain exception are the operating firms of bio-fuel and biomass plants which often have been installed at the manufacturing sites of larger companies in the food, paper, and pulp industry to utilize their biomass waste.

With on-going fragmentation and distribution of production and consumption across geographical space, information about national logistics systems is becoming increasingly important to decision makers in internationally operating firms and organisations.

The rail operating firm that passed on the most compensation to customers is the publicly owned East Coast line running from London to Scotland which paid out £6.6m.

They have purchased the remaining 50% stake from Alan Edward Higgs Charity, which owned half of the ground's operating firm, Arena Coventry Limited, and will play their first match at the home of Coventry City on Sunday 21 December against London Irish.

The revised agreement has been approved by a minority group of shareholders of Digex Inc., the Web site operating firm controlled by Intermedia, who filed a lawsuit last year seeking to invalidate the deal, the companies said on Thursday.

The headline figure disguises much heftier hikes on some routes, several of which will see double-digit mark-ups.Fiscal austerity is not solely to blame, even if, like most of the rest of Whitehall, the Department for Transport which supports and supervises both the train-operating firms and Network Rail, the company that runs and maintains the tracks must soon find big spending cuts.

He noted that many companies in the educational finance industry operate firms that work in different parts of the industry — say, making loans as well as servicing them and pursuing delinquent borrowers.