Sentence examples for aggressive operation of the from inspiring English sources

In 415 Athens turned to the third and most aggressive operation of the period, the great expedition against Sicily of 415 413, better known as the Sicilian disaster.

The most aggressive operation of all was probably the pelvic exenteration, devised by the New York gynecologist Alexander Brunschwig.

His understaffed campaign seems overwhelmed by the aggressive operation of his opponents, particularly his chief attacker, former Gov. Mitt Romney of Massachusetts.

They insist their aggressive operations — the raids, the full-time investigator, a special cockfighting task force — are sending a message in a war of attrition.

In Algeria, too, where an estimated 80,000 people have died in a decade of strife, killings have slowed because of "aggressive" operations against the Armed Islamic Group and cease-fires that have resulted from talks between the government and other Islamic militants.

But because it is Afghan-led, the achievements here look more sustainable than what has been done by larger, more aggressive operations in the southern provinces of Kandahar and Helmand, where progress has depended on tens of thousands of American troops, some scheduled to begin leaving this summer.

These exercises continued throughout March 1951, as much of the UN force conducted the aggressive Operation Ripper as a large-scale counteroffensive against the Chinese and North Korean forces.

A more aggressive operation was planned for the recurrent tumour.

This requires aggressive ramp rates for transient operation of the power plant.

However, the use of frozen section analysis can assist in the recognition of unique architecture features of HTT, and thus may help prevent the undertaking of an unnecessarily aggressive operation.

Construction cranes have been working around Gezi Park since the police cleared the square of protesters in an aggressive operation, using tear gas and medicated water cannons that caused severe burns, on June 15.