Sentence examples for broader operation from inspiring English sources

IT experts believe that Sofacy or APT 28 is a phishing tool of the broader Operation Pawn Storm, that has been blamed for targeting Nato and the US government and military, as well as Ukrainian activists and Russian dissidents.

The Pakistan Air Force has been conducting airstrikes against militant positions in the thickly forested, snow-covered mountains of nearby Upper Orakzai, part of a broader operation against Pakistani Taliban militants in the tribal belt that borders Afghanistan.

Israel said the airstrikes were in response to days of rocket fire out of Gaza, which is ruled by Hamas, and were the beginning of a broader operation against Islamic militants.

Their sleuthing opened a window into a broader operation that, in less than two years, has infiltrated at least 1,295 computers in 103 countries, including many belonging to embassies, foreign ministries and other government offices, as well as the Dalai Lama's Tibetan exile centers in India, Brussels, London and New York.

Some military analysts said that the apparent chemical attack appeared to be part of a broader operation by Mr. Assad's forces, which have also used tanks, conventionally armed rockets and air power to wrest control of rebel areas around the Syrian capital.

Experimental results indicated that the MEMS FP-G filter obtained a broader operation spectral range compared with the traditional MEMS FP filter, and achieved 1.2 nm spectral linewidth, which could be narrower by improving the effective finesse of the FP cavity in the fabrication process.

BP has whittled down its portfolio of refineries in recent years to a core of high-grade facilities integrated into broader operations such as trading and upstream production.

But lawyers working with other detainees said they were concerned that the agency was using human trafficking laws as a front for broader operations, and a cover for harsh tactics.

Cross-strait tourism and flights have expanded, China has sent pandas to the Taipei zoo and negotiators agreed last weekend to allow broader operations across the Taiwan Strait by Taiwanese and mainland businesses.

In terms of operations, teachers are responsible for supporting students in learning much broader categories of work, such as 'logical reasoning' or 'critical thinking.' Teachers hold themselves accountable to teach these broader operations during situations of 'doing proofs' when students are expected to work on proof tasks (Herbst and Brach, 2006).

"We want fair and relevant rules in place to allow broader operations".