Sentence examples for operating in the whole of from inspiring English sources

Gladio was operating in the whole of Europe and no one knew," he said.

Now that has been brought over by Celltel, which, interestingly, is owned by a Sudanese entrepreneur, and now he operates in the whole of sub-Saharan Africa and also in the eastern part.

Only 15 hospice wards operated throughout the whole of 2002 and 2003.

State-owned enterprises produce 22% of Singapore's national output, operating in a whole range of industries – not just the "usual suspects" of airline, telecommunications and electricity, but also semiconductors, engineering and shipping; and its housing and development board supplies 85% of the country's homes.

Since wind turbines are highly non-linear systems when operating in their whole range of operation, a Linear Parameter Varying (LPV) model is used.

Since fuel cells are highly non-linear systems when operating in their whole range of operation, a LPV model is used.

The Convention also has the advantage of not being limited in scope to the area of the EU but of operating in relation to almost the whole of the European continent.

Our banks – propped by the British people – would be taken under genuine democratic control, forcing them to operate in the interests of society as a whole.

"Josh will understand the strategies and procedures we have put in place at a senior national level and he will play a pivotal role in ensuring the whole of Welsh rugby operates in a joined up structure".

Operating on the whole pedigree in parallel, the transmission of genes can occur for all individuals in a single clock cycle.

The whole procedures were operated in the dark place.