Sentence examples for shared operations from inspiring English sources

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

At least some of the documents posted on the Guardian's Web site contained the logos of the NSA as well as Canada's security agency, suggesting that a portion of the activities were part of joint or shared operations.

The commander charged with helping Iraq's Shia government resist the ISIS surge in its northern territory, Qassem Suleimani, has been personally subject to US sanctions, and his role in supporting Assad and Hezbollah makes any shared operations with Western armed forces something of a remote possibility.

As the fighting started, the Nusra Front and its close ally Ahrar al-Sham, a large Islamist faction, declared the formation of a new coalition called Ansar al-Shariah — which can be translated as Supporters of Islamic Law — that included several other factions coordinated through a shared operations room.

The Other Businesses segment involves in the real estate, finance, engineering, system integration and data processing, and development of technologies and shared operations.

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

The tool manages the allocation of a finite energy resource to achieve the most beneficial shared operation across two adjacent areas of distribution network.

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

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

Hertz and Enterprise have launched their own car sharing operations in the past few years, while Zipcar will become an Avis subsidiary and have headquarters in Boston.

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.