Sentence examples for that operated by from inspiring English sources
One change could be the introduction of a points system similar to that operated by Australia and Canada.
Mr. Minnix said rising costs, diminishing support and a growing tendency among the elderly to remain at home as long as possible were eliminating relatively small hospital-residential facilities like that operated by the fund.
And maybe he thought it was more appropriate for depicting what he felt most in sympathy with, a world that wasn't quite this world and that operated by its own pictorial laws.
The slight, bearded 60-year-old has tried to impose on the areas of Malakand and Dir a system of Sharia law similar to that operated by the Taliban.
We welcome the director general's plans to introduce a cap on severance payments to £150,000, bringing it well under that operated by the civil service, and we have asked the [executive] to increase the transparency of the BBC's severance payments by disclosing more information in the annual report and accounts.
Using metal cages and spring traps baited with carrots, Flevoland's rodent hunters provide a low-tech but vital service in an elaborate and highly effective Dutch defensive system that includes flood-control techniques first developed in the Middle Ages and futuristic steel structures that, operated by computers, move to block storm surges when water levels rise too high.
But also, for Kant, a will that operates by being determined through the operation of natural laws, such as those of biology or psychology, cannot be thought of as operating by responding to reasons.
But human brains are made of neurons that operate by exchanging jittery electrical pulses, rather than word-like symbols.
Antimicrobial peptides that operate by crossing the cell membrane may also have the potential to deliver drugs to intracellular targets.
We need to localize food by creating bio-shelters that operate by devouring waste and creating it into energy for life to grow on.
Even if she did, knowing that is not necessarily the same thing as breaking insider-trading laws — laws that operate by specific rules.
