Sentence examples for aerial operation from inspiring English sources

France has becoming increasingly involved in the conflict this week, strafing Gbagbo's military depots in a joint aerial operation with the UN.

But as night fell in the French Alps, the aerial operation had to be suspended, leaving more than 30 people dangling above the slopes.

Egeland provided no details of the aerial operation but said airdrops were the only way to reach "the poor people inside Deir ez-Zor".

"They knew that there were students inside the madrasa and in case of an aerial operation, the casualties would be on a large scale.

They remain hopeful that Nato's aerial operation targeting Gaddafi's military arsenal might wear it down to the extent that rebel fighters may soon be able to push through government defences on the various fronts.

"It was an important aerial operation to the north of the town Kidal and in the Tessalit region where we targeted logistical depots and Islamist training camps... some 20 sites," said Burkhard.

These early aerial operations and the extensive use of ship-based seaplanes in Norwegian explorations of coastal Queen Maud Land during the 1930s were forerunners of present-day aerial programs.

That may be expensive and the aerial operations may last longer than American or European publics might wish, but if those are the decisive points then the intervention should not have been undertaken in the first place and Benghazi's civilians should have been left to their fate; the high cost and indefinite duration of the aerial intervention was completely predictable.

Casualties from aerial operations by international military forces in Afghanistan also decreased by 42%, with 126 deaths and 78 injuries documented.

Thus the ability to grasp and deliver objects is of vital importance in all sorts of unmanned and autonomous aerial operations.

Aerial operations in what would become the Battle of Britain began for his unit on 12 July 1940.