Sentence examples for operators concerned from inspiring English sources

Livery and black-car operators, concerned about their business model, have protested that the apps violate the city's longstanding ban on prearranged rides in yellow taxis.

TalkTalk said it was fair that Ofcom had imposed the fine, and blamed the two call centre operators concerned, Teleperformance Limited and McAlpine Marketing Limited.

Surveying the oceans' floors represents at the same time a demanding and relevant task to operators concerned with marine biology, engineering or sunken cultural heritage preservation.

This chapter is intended for process engineers and operators concerned with safety risks, who seek to learn and implement methods of quantitative dynamic risk analysis.

Reducing excessive food portions in restaurants, however, may be considered risky by foodservice operators concerned about consumers' perceived value of the food.

A general formalism is presented for the solution of boundary value problems arising in the description of transport of mass or energy through multiphase media, which consists in identifying physical conditions of interfaces with criteria for self-adjointness of the operators concerned.

Other work related to integral operators concerning on univalence criteria and properties can be found in [6, 7].

This may apply to both public and private legal persons - the task of grid operators concerning public electricity or natural gas grids, may typically be an example (when there is a legislative mandate), regardless of whether the grid operator is a public or private law body.

More specifically, the proposed calculation method estimates the maximum wind energy contribution on the basis of the existing wind potential data and the information provided by the system operator concerning the corresponding load demand as well as the operational status of the existing thermal power stations.

One difficulty here is that the integral operator concerning the iterative procedure is not a contraction in general for the case of infinite beam.

Brian Williamson, the director of Plum Consulting, a London firm hired by the European Telecommunications Network Operators Associationn, or ETNO, which represents Europe's biggest operators, said operators were concerned that new pricing rules being devised in Brussels could make the new networks commercially unviable and slow their construction.