Sentence examples for operations of the operator from inspiring English sources

An investment fund, Ripplewood Holdings, which is completing its purchase of the fixed-line operations of the operator, Japan Telecom, is negotiating with William T. Esrey, left, Sprint's former chairman, and Ronald LeMay, the former president.

The set D collects all the combining operations of the operators D SY and D SK, which will determine a clamp of network modification by A + D SY + D SK. Fix D SY + D SK ∈ D.

The fact that operators know who and where their users are—and may be able to keep this information to themselves can give their home-grown or approved services a valuable advantage.The upshot is that the operators need decent content and services to drive traffic; and the content providers need the co-operation of the operators if they are to charge for their wares.

Asked if the chain has followed through on its stated intentions to streamline the menu and simplify kitchen operations, most of the operators interviewed echo the one who told Kalinowski, "Nothing but lip service; not a serious initiative".

Global giant Vodafone paid around that multiple for South Africa's Vodacom in 2008, and the Cambodian operations of the emerging market operator Millicom fetched around seven times Ebitda in November.

Note that, for both crossover operations, the operator works only in 50% of the time.

Fleet Management Systems i.e. dedicated to the fleet management operations of a particular operator (or group of operators), including transport planning.  .

"You don't put your entire retirement money in a day trader's hands, and we did that -- that's crazy," said Kellan Fluckiger, chief operations officer of the California Independent System Operator, the agency created to run the state grid that eventually became the most significant buyer of power.

When performing the scanning operation, the operator must ensure plenty of elbowroom and light availability around patients' limb.

Another acquisition could be coming soon, though: the U.K. broadband operations of Italian operator Tiscali have come up for sale, representing 1.7 million customers.

It seems perverse to me to allow money that is made available to support public service broadcasting to be diverted to fund the operations of the UK's dominant pay TV operator - which pays nothing for the benefit of being able to offer our valuable content to its subscribers.