Sentence examples for any future operations from inspiring English sources

"I would anticipate in any future operations we'd have cooperation from friends and allies, and that includes Saudi Arabia," General Myers said.

Military officials refused today to discuss any future operations, but they said no one should be surprised if concern over possible new attacks prompted new American military action.

The UK Foreign Office stirred ire in Brussels on Tuesday when it announced that it would not participate in any future operations, because of their "pulling factor" in encouraging economic migrants to set sail for Europe.

While they arrived in complete sub-units and were able to move off more quickly than airborne troops dropped by parachute, the gliders were easy targets for anti-aircraft fire and short-range small-arms fire once landed; Otway concluded that in any future operations, troops dropped by parachute should secure landing zones prior to the arrival of glider-borne units.

However, he said no decision had been made on committing British troops to any future operation.

It would "serve as a form of guidance for [Intelligence Corps] training methods and as a basis for the document which would need to be approved by ministers if they were ever asked to authorise any future operation of this kind".

However, Israel maintains that Hamas, which controls Gaza, is responsible for all rocket fire and, according to the IDF, "will bear the consequences of these actions in any future operation embarked upon by the IDF in order to eliminate the terror threat and restore the relative calm to the area".

Retaking it will help Iraqi forces have a major supply link for any future operation against Mosul.

BP said it not had been advised on any ban on future operations: the company was awarded a new oil lease in the Gulf of Mexico last year.

According to research released in 2013 by the Manpower Group, 93percentt of manufacturing managers agree that "manufacturing in North America will become increasingly important to any company's future operations," but that the right talent to fill the resurgent American manufacturing industry is currently in high demand but short supply.

Asked about plans for upcoming enforcement activities, an ICE official told VICE that it's not their policy to disclose any information regarding future operations.