Sentence examples for operator argued that from inspiring English sources

The company, the UK's biggest commercial radio operator, argued that it did not break the code because it was exempt as a "sponsored specialist factual strand" which ran alongside the main bulletin.

John Legere, who will become the chief executive of the combined network operator, argued that the company will slowly move MetroPCS' customers to its own GSM standard — with the goal of moving the unified entity to the Long Term Evolution technology down the road.

The operator argued that the emergency exit would make it more hazardous for riders, and no walkway has been built.

The operator argues that, because it is already losing money at an alarming rate, it cannot withstand further short-term pressure.

For months, the European Commission's antitrust office has raised concern about the creation of the world's biggest stock exchange operator, arguing that the would create a monopoly on exchange-traded derivatives on the Continent.

The Western Growers Association, representing 3,500 farm operators, argued that compulsory arbitration would force employers to pay higher wages and thus be an unconstitutional "taking" of private property.

The terrestrial radio operators argued that local programming was the purview of local stations that would be hurt by competition from a national satellite company ignorant of local tastes.

At a hearing before the Supreme Court in March, lawyers for clinic operators argued that the new standards in Texas caused or contributed to the shutdown of 22 clinics.

She said mobile operators argue that they need consolidation to boost revenues and increase efficiency.

Operators argue that they have to subsidise the handsets and don't want phone manufacturers muscling in on their turf.

The club operators argue that the distinguishing factor is that members stay in a 4,000-square-foot 4,000-square-foot 4,000-square-foot to a 400-square-foot suite.