Sentence examples for operators which have from inspiring English sources

Oasis systems are increasingly operated by new entities called Independent System Operators, which have been formed on the East Coast and in California to run the transmission grids that were formerly controlled by electric utilities.

Large operators, which have been lobbying for the concessions, cheered the change of direction in Brussels.

The biggest sellers of unlimited wireless data plans tend to be smaller operators, which have fewer customers and less data traffic, and can afford to give customers generous access to their grids.

Like other providers of telecommunications equipment, Nokia has been severely hurt by the slowdown in orders from mobile operators, which have cut spending after investing millions in new licenses and acquisitions over the last few years.

The decision is a tremendous victory for AT&T and AOL Time Warner, the nation's two largest cable operators, which have spent years trying to get regulators, lawmakers and judges to overturn the rules, known as cable concentration caps.

Along with the agreement two weeks ago by SBC, another regional Bell company, to buy AT&T, it brings to a close America's long-distance phone industry.The logic behind both deals is to enable the regional operators, which have near-monopolies on local calls in their area, to move into supplying communications services to businesses, a lucrative market.

What's left besides the mobile communications segment is a network infrastructure business that brings in about 20% of sales with zero growth last year and a relatively tiny business of less than $1 billion providing set-top boxes to cable operators, which had a good year and reported a $50 million increase in operating profits in 2006.

The Mexican business has been affected by the regulator's decision to slash interconnection rates between operators, which has dented Telefónica's revenues.

But the refranchising process itself has thrown operators, which had reluctantly agreed to work together at the last rail summit, back at each others' throats.

That means mobile operators, which had opposed the price controls as intrusive, have kept rates close to the legal limit of 43 cents per minute for making a call, 19 cents to receive one, and 11 cents per SMS.

In 2009, the European Union mandated a limit to the retail price of roaming charges for voice calls and short text messages, dealing a setback to the Continent's powerful operators, which had unsuccessfully opposed the caps.