Sentence examples for the practice of operating from inspiring English sources

The Chairman appropriately focused on the problem of "patent privateering": the practice of operating firms transferring patents to non-practicing entities in order to bring patent litigation against their rivals.

Today, the practice of operating social enterprises has become more widespread, more strategic and more impactful than ever before.

The performance of a gas distributor due to the prevalent practice of operating at lower values of distributor-to-bed pressure drop ratio was characterized in a 0.15 m diameter fluidized bed dryer over a broad range of superficial gas velocity.

Oshima is no exception to the Japanese practice of operating onsen at every available opportunity.

This study aimed to improve the practice of individuals operating in a sport organization by providing an intervention to develop emotion abilities and strategies.

South Africa's Minerals and Energy Department closed the mine Thursday after the National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa charged that the accident was the result of poor safety standards and Harmony's practice of operating the mine around the clock.

But Mr. Obama would not block the C.I.A. from continuing its post-9/11 practice of operating prisons overseas to hold high-value terrorist suspects, according to Mr. Craig.

Follow the best practices of operating your vehicle's equipment.

Merchant banking is simply the practice of buying operating companies.

At the close of the 20th century, claims that Nike used child labor to produce clothing and sporting-equipment, or that Coca-Cola bottlers were implicated in the deaths of labor union leaders in Colombia raised doubts about the practices of multinationals operating in the developing world.

Von Neumann recognized that there was a discrepancy between the theory of automata and the practice of building and operating computing machines because the theory did not take into account the realistic probability of component failure.