Sentence examples for casualty information from inspiring English sources
It is necessarily incomplete as many local officials refuse to confirm casualty information.
We describe a new impact assessment methodology that allowed us to collect important empirical geological, damage and casualty information and reconstruct impact dynamics associated with the PDCs.
The checkpoint stands at the entrance to a joint Iraqi Army and United States Marine combat outpost, but an American military spokesman said he could not "disclose U.S. casualty information at this time".
Despite limited access to crisis areas in Syria and the very significant security risks, whenever possible this casualty information is fed back to the affected local population for corroboration and correction.
Yet since I've been home, I've taken up the dark ritual of checking a Department of Defense press Web site for casualty information more times than I'd like to admit.
Meet Team CasTech, Columbia undergraduate and graduate students from diverse backgrounds in computer science, policy, and military, who built a new way to capture and transmit casualty information in the Hacking for Defense class that they took in Fall 2017.
Weinberger said there were no U.S. casualties and no information about Libyan casualties.
"Our civilian casualty figures reflect information we can verify through operational reporting channels and investigations," said Lt. Col. John L. Dorrian, an ISAF spokesman.
"So what am I going to do now?" At the same time, it seems as if everyone has become a casualty of the information age: fashion, like art and entertainment, is much less the exclusive little world it was in the late 1970's, when Ms. Bernhard was working by day as a Beverly Hills manicurist and doing stand-up comedy in the clubs at night.
A data-matching and costing exercise to link casualty and clinical information in a 'before' and 'after' study of 56 mobile safety cameras.
The losses in the unit in October were the most suffered by any battalion or squadron, according to a New York Times database of war casualties compiled from information provided by the Pentagon.
