Sentence examples for third party operators from inspiring English sources

Exo outsources the crickets to third party operators who grind them up and make the powder for the protein bars.

These regional franchises are known as master franchises, and are responsible for opening new restaurants, licensing new third party operators, and performing standards oversight of all restaurant locations in these countries; one of the larger examples of a master franchise is Hungry Jack's, which oversees over 300 restaurants in Australia.

The third party operator will have their own terms and conditions and privacy policy and it is up to you to indicate your consent or otherwise to the use that the third party proposes to make of your personal data.

If you wish to make any purchases or enter any financial dealings on a co-branded site, you will be entering a contract with the relevant third party operator who will ask you to supply information about yourself and on your financial affairs, including your bank or credit card details.

"Any third party operator who would want to run the slope would need to raise significant capital investment to bring the facility up to standard but without a huge increase in users the facility would still not be sustainable".

"We weren't trying to stop third-party operators from operating the system.

The buildings and hangars are no longer used because many airlines are divesting their real estate and transferring cargo-handling duties to third-party operators.

The idea behind it is that people should be able to turn on settings in their Internet browsers to signal advertisers, data brokers and other third-party operators not to collect information about their activities across the Web.

The telecommunications regulatory agency in Britain, Oftel, accused the wireless unit of British Telecommunications, BT Cellnet, of unfairly subsidizing its own customers by overcharging third-party operators that pay for access to use BT's wireless network.

Oftel mandates that BT Cellnet and Vodafone AirTouch allow third-party operators to resell air time on their networks at wholesale costs because of their dominant market positions in Britain.

He added, "There are companies that don't want to run a corporate flight department," using their own planes, and instead will choose to switch a small percentage of their regular long-distance air travel from commercial airlines to corporate shuttles run by third-party operators like Avolar.