Sentence examples for share operations from inspiring English sources

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".

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". The same message was posted on the company's Twitter profile.

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.

Beyond credit unions, the ISAO tracks other industry organizations that are also operating, or in the process of starting, threat intelligence sharing operations.

Department of Transportation said before the dockless bike-share operations launched Sept. 20.

A lot of usage," said Sun, chief executive and co-founder of LimeBike, one of the four companies that launched dockless bike-share operations in the District last month.

In the two weeks since Spin and other dockless bike-share operations launched in Washington, the colorful bikes are proving popular — but also showing up in unwanted and inappropriate places.

Shared operations now rival airlines, in the number of planes and pilots.