Sentence examples for codenamed to from inspiring English sources

As early as 1926 various German companies, including Rheinmetall and Daimler-Benz, produced a single prototype armed with a large 75-millimeter cannon (the Großtraktor, "large tractor", was so codenamed to veil the true purpose of the vehicle).

On the morning of Remembrance Sunday, the team find that Hatem sends out messages to a man codenamed "Firefly" to relay it to Faris.

Many in the Arab media have started to compare Israel's assault on Gaza, codenamed "Operation Cast Lead", to the Second War on Lebanon in 2006 when Israel failed to defeat Hezbollah and sustained heavy losses in one month of fierce fighting.

The next day, Generaloberst Heinz Guderian suggested that it would not be possible to hold Ostland and ordered plans for the evacuation operation, codenamed "Königsberg", to be drawn up.

Wainwright said Europol has formed a Joint Investigation Team, codenamed Veto, to coordinate Europe-wide operations against football match-fixing.

The Metropolitan police confirmed that it first passed evidence from its investigation into British officials' role in the rendition, codenamed Operation Lydd, to the CPS in June 2014.

A separate contingency plan, codenamed Operation Halberd, to use troops in the event of a dock strike, had also been drawn up.

But he felt the bank had a plan – codenamed Pennine – to rectify the position by selling its insurance business and cutting back on leverage.

No one has been held for more than 14 days in Britain since the plot – codenamed Overt – to bring down airliners flying out of Heathrow, four years ago.

This is astonishing, given that Yahoo! has just spent a year on an all-out effort, codenamed Panama, to close precisely these gaps.But even lucrative "pay-per-click" has limits, so Google is moving into other areas.

Scotland Yard has established an operation codenamed Kalpasi "to identify and support any victims who may have been abused by Vahey", and is working with the FBI and the NSPCC.