Sentence examples for outside operators from inspiring English sources

All three terminals on Port Authority property in Newark and Elizabeth are run by outside operators.

Mr. Doherty said that outside operators had been a component of the city's plan for decades, but that their response for this storm had been low.

Eager to cut the state's losses, Gov. Chris Christie in July endorsed proposals to lease the Izod Center and the racetrack in the Meadowlands to outside operators.

The decadelong movement to cede failing public schools to private managers, which has usually grown a few schools at a time, achieved critical mass in Philadelphia, when a state panel assigned 42 struggling schools to seven outside operators.

Duke, based in Charlotte, N.C., is a major investor in California's wholesale electricity market, having spent more than $1 billion since the state opened its generating plants to outside operators in 1996.

Hultin was political adviser to the Swedish ministry of education in the 1990s and helped write the policy behind the country's "free school" model which resulted in about 1,100 schools in Sweden being run by outside operators.

Within weeks of Ms. Brown's initial pitch, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger formally proposed leasing his state's 23-year old lottery to an outside operator.

In most co-op buildings, he said, the parking garage is leased to an outside operator, who then rents out spaces to residents in the building as well as to outsiders if there are spaces available.

The government is looking at the sale of a strategic stake in much of Royal Mail to an outside operator, though the Post Office part of the business would not be included.

Judy Stanton, executive director of the Brooklyn Heights Association, said that since the St. George had previously served as a single-room-occupancy hotel for the poor, she would like to see Mr. Drizin hire an outside operator for the new project.

Between 400 and 600 tons of ash are trucked here five days a week, transported from an incinerator in Peekskill that is owned by the county but leased to an outside operator, Wheelabrator Westchester, said Thomas Lauro, Westchester's environmental facilities commissioner.