Sentence examples for approving operations from inspiring English sources

"In Whitehall, there is tighter ministerial engagement in approving operations," the security official said.

A former leader of the al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades, Fatah's armed wing, Barghouti was convicted by an Israeli court in 2004 of approving operations that killed five people in 2001 and 2002.

Is China promising financial compensation to the Taliban for approving operations at the mine?

In any case, however, this report is not realistic, as it asserts both the competence of the national parliaments with regard to the use of national forces and that of the European Parliament in relation to approving operations.

The Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act currently allows forces to approve operations without external approval.

Turkey had previously approved operations into Iraq and Syria to attack Kurdish separatists or to thwart threats from the Syrian regime.

In September 1950, following MacArthur's brilliant amphibious landing at Inch'ŏn, Truman approved operations north of the 38th parallel, and soon UN forces were driving through North Korea toward the Yalu River border with China.

That applies equally whether they are going to do the intercept themselves or whether they are going to ask somebody else to do it on their behalf". Hague told MPs he received hundreds of requests a year from GCHQ and MI6 to approve operations.

"But in time, the authorities may well also want this kind of feature fitted as standard before they approve operations with larger drones". Mr Black added that some enthusiasts had created their own ADS-B kit by connecting a receiver to a Raspberry Pi computer with customised software and then tying this to their drone.

"Southwest's certification to approve operations to Hawaii is delayed during this time because of the partial shutdown," Gregory Martin, assistant administrator for communications, wrote in an email Thursday.

Britain's Ministry of Defense today admitted that its pilots have conducted air strikes on Islamic State (IS) militant targets in Syria while embedded with other military forces — even though the UK's parliament has only approved operations in neighboring Iraq.