Sentence examples for articulated operations from inspiring English sources

Other proud racist individuals like Richard Spencer and Sam Hyde were also receiving hundreds per month to finance their vaguely articulated operations.

The irony here is that the architect of the new, more targeted approach was the hated Rumsfeld, while the doctrine he was effectively replacing - the belief in immediate, "overwhelming force" - was first articulated during Operation Desert Storm by Colin Powell, darling of the European peace camp.

Data extraction phase is the opposite operation and is articulated in subsequent steps.

Meanwhile, the war in Gaza, "Operation Cast Lead," articulated that Israel is more aggressive than it portrays itself.

The account of the operation of supervision articulated in the program theory was then reexamined and the theory was revised in light of the empirical findings.

In our experience, people who are good in design and operations can be galvanized by clearly articulated challenges.

Some of the women articulated how the intimidation and lack of co-operation they experienced in planning their VBAC in hospital reinforced the residual feelings they had from their traumatic birth.

The force's articulated Mercedes Actros used to be used as a mobile operations base and for exhibitions.

The biggest challenge articulated in the policy documents was lack of co-operation between professionals, organizations and families.

Felt needs were also articulated like provision of financial support or capital for junkshop operation and skills training.

In December Widerøe articulated that Hasvik Airport did not meet the demands for future operation as it lacked proper instruments and did not have an asphalt runway.