Sentence examples for operators of one from inspiring English sources

On Monday, health officials, acceding to longstanding requests from advocacy groups, persuaded a state judge to remove the operators of one of the most troubled homes, Seaport Manor in Brooklyn.

One complaint was filed against the operators of one of the Web sites to which consumers were directed by the messages.

Things have become so bad that the private operators of one of the roads, which links the Spanish capital and Toledo, started litigation last year against the government, seeking changes to the terms of its concession that would permit it to collect tolls for a longer time.

The operators of one of the biggest current botnets, known as ZeroAccess, had recently ramped up their efforts to use machines they control to mine bitcoins, he said, adding that millions of infected PCs were unwittingly enrolled in the criminal network.

Mr. Slovak said that after the Fire Department ordered the electricity to be turned off, the Transit Authority managed to keep some power on long enough so that the operator of one train that was in a tunnel beneath the river could change cabs -- walking from one end of the train to the other -- and take the train back to the Bowling Green station.

Of course, not every fever is a sign of SARS, and a fever is not the only reason a person might redden on the screen, according to Ace Cheong, an operator of one of the devices.

Former owner-operators of one Sydney business were ordered to pay a fine of more than $20,000 plus $2,207 compensation to an employee who was demoted and mistreated after she told them she was pregnant.

She started in 1963 as the operator of "one of the first sorting machines".

The plants are being built in the next four years by the power-company unit of Kinder Morgan, the operator of one of the largest fuel pipelines in the western United States.

Hollinger International Inc., the operator of one of the world's biggest newspaper chains, said yesterday that it was willing to sell large parts of its empire.

After all, the most famous operator of one of Malling Hansen's machines was perhaps Foucault's greatest influence: Friedrich Nietzsche, who once typed that "THE WRITING BALL IS A THING LIKE ME: MADE OF IRON / YET EASILY TWISTED ON JOURNEYS".