Sentence examples for operator to sell from inspiring English sources

It was the first American operator to sell phones supporting high-speed wireless services based on the latest technology standards.

It plans to be the first European operator to sell some future revenue from fixed-line subscribers as public bonds, in the form of asset-backed securities.

So if a plane is flying 30percentt empty, it benefits an airline to sign a contract with an operator to sell the empty seats for very little.

The AT&T Corporation announced yesterday that it had forged a marketing pact with the Cablevision Systems Corporation, a cable television operator, to sell combined packages of telephone and television services to customers in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut.

Smart Communications, a unit of the Philippine Long Distance Telephone Company, entered an agreement yesterday with Research in Motion, becoming the third Asian telephone operator to sell the BlackBerry hand-held computer, a product of Research in Motion, which is based in Canada.

Alibaba has partnered with China's biggest telecom operator to sell low-cost smartphones to people in rural areas for prices as low as 299 RMB ($48).

Her plan would require European mobile operators to sell wholesale roaming services at reasonable prices to virtual resellers called Mobile Virtual Network Operators.

But there are only seven more established 747 operators to sell to and existing A380 customers may take a long time to come back for more.

The City Council passed a bill on Tuesday raising the cap on nonreading merchandise to $5, allowing newsstand operators to sell more expensive sundries like film and umbrellas.

A third would set lower wholesale price caps on data roaming and require operators to sell the service to low-cost virtual operators like Tele2 of Sweden, a specialist reseller of services on other operator's networks.

It could allow operators to sell airline-style ticketing, with prices rising according to demand, and new "shoulder" fares to smooth the large gaps between peak and off-peak prices.