Sentence examples for outlet operators from inspiring English sources

"The Wi-Fi service is in demand and food outlet operators who offer it will be giving their customers value-added services," Tan Sri Ahmad Fuad Ismail, the city's mayor, told the New Straits Times, an English-language newspaper.Mr Ismail added that a survey is currently under way to find out which of the capital's innumerable eateries already offer Wi-Fi.

Written (outlet operators) and verbal (customer surveys) informed consent was obtained from the study participants for the publication of this report and any accompanying images.

And Value Retail, Europe's most successful luxury fashion outlet operator, will open Suzhou Village just an hour outside the city, where off-season designer fashion will be available at a discount.

The Chinese company, ranked the world's third-largest phone-maker based on shipment numbers, began selling its smartphones via Amazon and Snapdeal for the first time and also through offline retail outlets from operator Airtel and The Mobile Store.

To position the chute to best advantage for a convenient outlet, the harvester operator must be informed of the extraction plans and bear this in mind when laying out the assortments of wood.

There is a need for legislation across the UK to mandate licensing and inspection of outlets, outlaw sunbed use by those aged under 18, ban coin operated or unstaffed outlets, and require licensed operators to provide information to adult users on the health risks of sunbeds so they can make informed decisions.

The outlet's new traffic operator marshalled during the 2012 London Olympics.

Prime Retail, Baltimore, an operator of 32 outlet malls acquired in November by the Lightstone Group, to Oxford Communications, Lambertville, N.J., to handle its account, which had been handled by Marc USA, Pittsburgh.

Online casino games and bingo generated more than twice as much as sports betting, with profits rising to nearly £4.5bn, while Fixed-odds betting terminals (FOBTs) in high-street outlets generated £1.82bn for their operators.

Fast-food chains including McDonald's say that most of their outlets are owned by independent operators who are responsible for pay rates.

The committee said restrictions should be lifted to allow operators to relocate outlets to new areas if they have council backing.