Sentence examples for operating issues from inspiring English sources

"What will continue to drive B of A's higher is that they don't have the expense or operating issues that Citigroup has or at J.P. Morgan Chase".

Joseph B. Rose, chairman of the City Planning Commission, said recently that after the Council's approval, "close evaluation of the financing plan, practical construction problems and operating issues created much greater skepticism".

In an email to staff, the LA Times's publisher, David Hiller, said Mr Baquet was leaving because of disagreements over a variety of operating issues including staffing levels and the allocation of resources between the paper and its website.

Several soft errors were observed, which may cause operating issues.

However, resistive switching is unstable, which may cause operating issues [9, 10].

In addition, Take-Two faces ongoing financial, legal and operating issues and a very intense competitive environment.

The study says: "Due to the sector's high sustainability impacts and potential exposure to license to operate issues, this is a significant area where improvement is needed".

The primary issue cited in these concerns centered on intellectual property (i.e., patent and freedom to operate issues).

The current court case challenges the legality of the license to operate issued by the Ministry for Energy & Minerals.

The sample was drawn from 185 firms in the three regions with a 2005 license to operate issued by the Philippine Bureau of Food and Drugs (BFAD).

Europe's executive body has revealed more of its thinking on reforming taxation rules to reflect how digital businesses operate, issuing details of proposals it's considering ahead of another meeting of EU ministers next week.