Sentence examples for operating transport from inspiring English sources

Supply-chain management these days can include anything from buying raw materials to managing suppliers, warehousing, operating transport fleets, taking orders, collecting payments, repairing products and even answering the telephone at call-centres.

It also operates transport services in another 11 European countries, making it attractive to Deutsche Bahn, which is owned by the German state and keen to expand.

The Concessions segment operates transport and social infrastructure projects.

He said the firm currently ran the cross-Channel shuttle service and also operated transport services and other port infrastructure around France.

Equally important are suitably designed and operated transport and slaughter facilities, an understanding of species specific animal behavior and the application of suitable animal handling procedures, all which result in calm nonstressed animals being presented for slaughter.

An ECJ judgment that Uber's business is to offer a "service in the field of transport" would mean its activity is not governed by the principle of the freedom to provide services in the context of 'information society services' under EU law — which in turn would mean Uber is subject to the conditions under which non-resident carriers may operate transport services within EU Member States.

Therefore, it is important to develop feedback control techniques that operate transport-reaction processes in an economically optimal fashion in the presence of constraints in the process states and manipulated inputs.

By 2019, Hendy says, London will be operating public transport without any kind of subsidy.

Assuming that a full-service, profitably operating air transport system is a national necessity, what might that system look like after the current financial shakeouts end?

The answer, governments in many countries have decided, is to give private firms the responsibility for developing, owning and operating public transport.

In addition to representing a harbinger of significant chronic morbidity and mortality, hypersomnolence poses hazards to both the affected individuals and others when commuting on public roadways or while operating public transport or commercial carrier systems (16– 22).