Sentence examples for operators treat from inspiring English sources

Tour operators treat favelas like zoos, but that might end soon.

Ms. Kroes will also present a draft recommendation on ensuring that network operators treat all content providers equally in the age of mobile computing, and new safeguards to make sure that universal service obligations are not neglected as alternative computer-based communications networks spread.

Likewise, SHIFT differences exist, which could depend on the nature of the input material received (no data available on that variable), or personnel skill, or again how the operators treat the plant.

For the purposes of analysing loch-wide treatments it was important to ascertain whether other farm operators treated their respective sites for lice at the same time as the industrial partner in a coordinated manner.

Three experienced operators treated 34 patients (23 males; age 62 ± 9 years) at the two sites.

But instead of computing the LBP transform for each color channel separately or computing joint-histograms, this operator treats an image as a color vector field.

It enshrines the principle of "net neutrality", which holds that network operators must treat all traffic equally.

It has not been helped by modern tour operators who treat the city as a mere pit stop for buses traveling between Madrid and Seville, which has led to a paucity of proper hotels, which in turn leads many to pass on an overnight stay in the city.

Some aspects of the FCC's plans were criticised by telecoms firms, which claim that the government is meddling without cause.At the heart of the spat is the principle of "net neutrality", which holds that network operators should treat all internet traffic equally.

There are 140 Petland stores in the U.S., selling tens of thousands of puppies each year, many procured from unscrupulous operators who treat dogs not like family pets but like a cash crop.

Referring to investigators, the Police Department's chief spokesman, Deputy Commissioner Paul J. Browne, said on Monday, "What they saw, including the fights and drug activity, was that the operators just treated it as business as usual in their attitude toward operating the place".