Sentence examples for to be operating from from inspiring English sources

That's not a very strong bargaining position to be operating from, and sometime soon they should acknowledge it.

It purported to be operating from a skyscraper in the City of London, selling "innovative real estate options focusing on emerging markets".

The primary authors of the shocking transfer of wealth are Republicans, whose claims to be operating from principle now lie in tatters.

It was deeply and visibly in thrall to the cringe-comedy of Curb Your Enthusiasm, and seemed to be operating from a taboo checklist – race, abortion, cancer – of topics to poke at.

Informed that it was known to be operating from within the Home Office, the tribunal insisted that it remained "operationally independent" of that department and the rest of Whitehall.

"Although we were working perfectly legally, we were forced, for our own personal safety, to take temporary offices in [the Marriott]." The Egyptian authorities have argued that the journalists had no legal right to be operating from the temporary suites.

The venting system is designed to be operated from the control room, but operators' attempts to turn it on failed, most likely because the power to open critical valves was out.

Bellevue Literary Press, set to release its first title in April, is not the only publisher to be operated from a medical center.

Despite the address in the Grand Duchy, prosecutors contend that the business continued to be operated from Italy, and should have been subject to Italian taxation.

The F-35B is also to be operated from aircraft carriers.

The UK plans to purchase the STOVL F-35B to be operated from the Royal Navy's Future Queen Elizabeth class aircraft carrier.