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Meanings of private operators in English

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Usage of private operators in English
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That comes at a cost to many private operators, individuals and enterprises.
Jamaica Observer
2
Teachers' unions have warned it would let in low-quality low-cost private operators.
Radio NZ
3
Academics have found private operators no more effective or efficient than public owners.
The Guardian
4
Airport lounges are run by either airlines or a handful of private operators.
Reuters
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The previous two private operators failed to meet their financial commitments.
The Guardian
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We have a very small number of private operators in liquid waste collection.
The Guardian
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Each of these areas is also expected to soon be run by private operators.
News.com.au
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They include restrictions on overtime, recruitment and the hiring of buses from private operators.
The Irish Times
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From about 10 private operators, barely two and half remain.
Reuters
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The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement's detention centers are all outsourced to private operators.
Reuters
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We've got to look after our commercial operators before we look after the private operators.
Radio NZ
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Schools were the biggest providers of after school services, followed by community groups and private operators.
The Irish Times
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The snow ploughs, a mix of civic and private operators, were busy working the side streets.
The Irish Times
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The Government should have allowed private operators a significant share of bus services in Dublin years ago.
The Irish Times
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I knew, of course, that the government of Pervez Musharraf had opened the media to private operators.
The Guardian
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NAIROBI Rubbish collection in the Kenyan capital is dominated by small private operators who run decrepit trucks.
Reuters
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Private operators across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common