Sentence examples for operations serve from inspiring English sources
"These down-home, mom-and-pop operations serve as community gathering points, places where people aren't always on their phones or laptops," Thompson said.
While some critics are distressed that Mr. Kurland and his team are back in business, the executives say that PennyMac's operations serve as a model for how the government, working with banks, can help stabilize the housing market and lead the nation out of the recession.
Such enforcement operations "serve as a vital component of the U.S. Border Patrol's national security efforts," the agency said.
These operations serve abstract symbol manipulation which is the most important characteristic of human mathematics.
2) Merging Options Merging operations serve two goals: noise allowance and overall biclustering structure manipulation.
The addition of DirecTV, the nation's largest satellite operator with 11 million subscribers, means the News Corporation will have satellite operations serving more than 100 million households in the United States, Europe, Asia and Latin America.
Marc V. Shaw, deputy mayor for operations, served in the Giuliani administration and served as executive director of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority.
The Mediacom Communications Corporation, a cable company based in Middletown, N.Y., said yesterday that it would pay $2.2 billion in cash for cable operations serving 840,000 customers in Georgia, Illinois, Iowa and Missouri.
Mediacom Communications, based in Middletown, N.Y., said that it would pay $2.2 billion in cash for cable operations serving 840,000 customers in Georgia, Illinois, Iowa and Missouri.
Further, Northwest is transforming Narita into a hub of its Asia-Pacific operations, serving South Korea, China and elsewhere with Airbus 320 jets.
The Pakistani UN spokesperson Amjad Jamal told me there are no plans to halt operations serving displaced peoples in Swat, Buner, and Bajaur, where military offensives have been conducted against the Taliban since 2006.
