Sentence examples for principal operators of from inspiring English sources

The principal operators of the Pirate Bay were found guilty of copyright infringement in 2009, though the service continued to operate while the case was appealed.

Also arrested were many of the principal operators of exchanges that fed cash to Liberty for distribution to members of criminal gangs or as the start of the laundering process.

Women are now the principal operators on 14percentt of the nation's 2.2 million farms.

Based in Bangkok, King Power is the principal operator of duty-free and tax-free shops in four of Thailand's international airports and in the capital city itself.

Janie Harris is now the principal operator of the farm making her one of only 4,429 black women running farms in the U.S. as of 2007, according to the National Agricultural Statistics Service.

Casarrubias fingered Pineda as the "principal operator of criminal activities from City Hall, of course with complicity of her husband … and [Iguala] security chief Felipe Flores Velazquez," Murillo said.

"The problem is that the security company has had a shady agreement with the MS-13 ever since they murdered one of the principal operators in charge of controlling rent at the market," Alex, an employee of the security agency that works in the area — who chose not to disclose his last name for fear of repercussion — told VICE News.

The number of principal operators who oversee daily farm operations dropped by more than 4% between 2007 and 2012, to about 2.1 million, according to the most recent agriculture census.

Without the conditions of the uniform boundedness of the nonlinear terms and the compactness of the principal operators, we obtain the wellposedness and the norm estimate of the given equation by converting the problem into the contraction mapping principle on state space.

An increasing average age for farmers and ranchers has been reported by the USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service showing that the mean age of principal farm operators has increased from 50 years in 1978 to 54 years in 1997, 57 years in 2007, and 58 years in 2012 with 33%% of the nation's principal operators aged 65 years or older (USDA Census of agriculture 2012).

Just 4percentt of America's family farms have principal operators younger than 35, while nearly a third are led by someone age 65 or older, according to the federal government's 2012 Agricultural Resource Management Survey.