Sentence examples for completes its core from inspiring English sources

JERUSALEM/GAZA, Aug 2 (Reuters) - Israel will go on fighting Hamas in the Gaza Strip even after the army completes its core mission of destroying the cross-border tunnels used by Palestinian militants to attack its territory, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Saturday.

In March, the city completed its core circular trail system with construction of the Trails Council Link, a short but crucial connecting path between Descanso Drive and Verdugo Boulevard.

It doesn't guarantee that core 2 will complete its first instruction — X — before core 1 moves onto its second — B. It doesn't even guarantee that core 2 will begin executing its first instruction — X — before core 1 completes its last one — C. All it guarantees is that, on core 1, A will execute before B and B before C; and on core 2, X will execute before Y and Y before Z.

Analysts at Tudor, Pickering, Holt agree that it was good to see the company complete its non-core asset sales.

Students admitted to the DE who complete its requirements (three core courses and two electives) will receive a parenthetical notation to that effect on their doctoral degrees.

And yet comprehensive immigration reform, complete with its core idea — a "path to citizenship" for the eleven million people living in this country illegally — moved ahead.

In addition, Hande was able to keep his sales and service organization intact, complete with its core of highly motivated employees.

Instead, a strong team ultimately emerges when the group surrounding its core completes a cohesive effort.

In June 2017, Yahoo completed the sale of its core operating business to Verizon for $4.48 billion in cash.

Before this year's rally, Daimler's shares were roughly where they were when Mr Zetsche took over in 2006, whereas BMW's had doubled.Mr Zetsche has completed Daimler's return to its core business of making premium cars after years of costly errors.

No progressive story of America would be complete without putting movement at its core, which the president does forcefully in his alliterative embracing of "Seneca Falls and Selma and Stonewall".