Sentence examples for share operation from inspiring English sources

It may be that the days are over for allowing anyone who has ever run a debt collection company, a time share operation, or a Burger King, to run a college at taxpayer expense.

Either paper could still strike a deal to share operations with Newsday, according to the Times.

But either The New York Post or The Daily News could still strike a deal to share operations with Newsday, according to bankers and analysts.

Danny Alexander, the Chief Treasury Secretary, hinted the Government may speed up the introduction of "community budgets" under which public sector services share operations, after accountants Ernst & Young estimated that between £9bn and £20bn could be saved over five years.

The first official word came via Facebook, where Evercar posted on October 10: "As of today, Evercar is suspending its on-demand car share operations in Los Angeles and San Francisco".

Ford first revealed its intent to back the growth of the Bay Area bike sharing operation last September, when it also announced its acquisition of commute-sharing startup Chariot.

"The brain is more of a time-share operation".

The biggest change, though, has been the transition to a time-share operation.

Decision-making is not his thing, and choosing to replace backs coach Alan Gaffney after the World Cup with a work-share operation between Les Kiss and kicking coach Mark Tainton looked like a non-decision.

While the restaurants are owned and run separately, there is one shared operation.

Google employees can choose from among two dozen Priuses and Ford Escape hybrids, provided by Enterprise Rent-A-Car's WeCar auto sharing operation at the company's Mountain View, Calif., lot.