Sentence examples for operating rights from inspiring English sources

A ministerial threat that Yukos might lose operating rights in some oilfields has dampened things.

In 1672 France declared postal services to be a state monopoly under which operating rights were sold.

Investors have put up $5 million each, which gives them local team operating rights for a particular market.

They had far higher profits and market share than non-crony firms in industries in which operating rights and foreign direct investment were heavily regulated.

By good fortune an old friend, Juan Beetar, knew all about law and got him, first, operating rights in that mine and then in 1977 (when the mines were privatised) the winning bid for Muzo, the best of all.

If Gazprom and P.G.N.I.G. had their way, Europol Gaz would retain the ownership, commercial and operating rights of the Polish section of the Yamal pipeline, a move that would prevent any competition or openness.

It's a reflection of the level at which they're operating right now".

This year, the NBA is operating right on schedule, with the regular season beginning Tuesday 30 October.

"They are operating right under the nose of the government and no one will stand up to them.

"Where we're operating right now suggests very low returns in the stock market, mid-single digits," he said.

"We're operating right now in a fiscal crisis like we've never seen before," said Morgan Hook, a spokesman for Mr. Paterson.