Sentence examples for aggressive operations from inspiring English sources

What they really want now is simply an end to aggressive operations.

For some former intelligence officials, such critiques of the aggressive operations against Al Qaeda smack of second-guessing.

Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton said Thursday that the United States would continue aggressive operations against militants.

Both Mr. Romney and the 2008 Republican nominee, Senator John McCain, had more aggressive operations at this point.

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.

Some are caught by Macedonian police or military and forced back to Greece through a tiny gap in the razor-wire border fence in aggressive operations known to the camp's residents as "pushbacks".

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

But Tories said that Cameron had sanctioned an aggressive operation to persuade wavering MPs to support the government.

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.

At the time, Mr. Tenet defended the C.I.A. and said it had an aggressive operation in place to deter al Qaeda.

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