Sentence examples for asserts operation from inspiring English sources

More to the point, the intel game plan that asserts Operation Urban Shield strategic value has apparently failed to calculate the inherent complexity of conducting a house-to-house search and a massive dragnet within the tight confines of a densely crowded urban neighborhood.

Australian authorities may extend the search for the missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 beyond the current area, despite previously asserting the operation would be put on hiatus.

Officials of the archdiocese say the changes have been emotionally wearing, but assert that operations are not suffering.

And the commissioner of the state's Department of Health, which licenses and monitors adult day care operations, asserts that the department is moving aggressively to close loopholes in the statewide program to prevent another case like Parkshore from happening.

But, he said, "it makes some of these brokers think, are these guys friend or foe?" Bloomberg says its trading operations are walled off from its data operations and asserts that it has won the trust of clients over the years.

He also asserts that the international operations of London should not unduly concern us anyway, as they constitute only 3% of our GDP.

Mr. Alston's views are not legally binding, and his report will not assert that the operation of combat drones by nonmilitary personnel is a war crime, he said.

They said that while it could take weeks or months for the rebels to mature as fighters, they asserted that the operation continued to weaken Colonel Qaddafi's military and that sanctions and an arms embargo allowed the United States "quite aggressively, both unilaterally and multilaterally, to put the squeeze on Qaddafi," as the White House spokesman, Jay Carney, put it on Friday.

Experimental investigations and the performed theoretical estimations asserted the successful operation of the configured LIBS instrument for in situ elemental analyses on lunar surface.

Furthermore, he asserted that his operation was applicable to just over 50percentt of all cases of carcinoma of the cervix, instead of the 10 15 percent that was the limit of the lesser procedures.

The judge, J. Garvan Murtha of United States District Court in Brattleboro, Vt., also held that the state cannot force the plant's owner, Entergy, to sell electricity from the reactor to in-state utilities at reduced rates as a condition of continued operation, as Entergy asserts it is now doing.