Sentence examples for contribution to operation from inspiring English sources

The patrol vessel is part of Iceland's contribution to Operation Triton, mounted by the European Union's border control agency, Frontex, at Italy's request.

The RAAF's contribution to Operation Papua New Guinea Assist, following Cyclone Guba in November 2007, included a Globemaster, two Hercules, and three Caribous.

So far Canada's contribution to Operation IMPACT its official mission against the Islamic State consists of six CF-188 Hornet fighter jets, a CC-150T Polaris refueller, and two CP-140 Aurora surveillance planes, along with 600 personnel stationed in Kuwait supporting the operation.

He is one of very few researchers to have won both the Koopman Prize for military operations research and the Frederick W. Lanchester Prize for the best contribution to operations research and the management sciences from INFORMS, a combination that reflects the diversity of his interests.

Addressing Congress earlier this month, Vaira Vike-Freiberga, Latvia's president, said that her country's contribution to operations in Iraq, Afghanistan and the western Balkans was "proportionately one of the largest in the world".America tends to underestimate the political cost of this.

"I know so many inspirational women across all three services who continue to make a substantial contribution to operations and our armed forces more widely.

It remains the leading journal for the publication of mathematical contributions to operations research and management science.

Arrow received numerous honours and awards, including the John von Neumann Theory Prize (1986), for notable contributions to operations research and management science, and the National Medal of Science (2004), the highest scientific honour in the United States.

At the same time, European allies and Canada are stepping up with new investments in major capabilities, contributions to operations and missions, and four consecutive years of rising defense spending".

In 2000, the marines were at the forefront of the British contribution to the operation in Sierra Leone during the civil war there.

The United States military is sensitive about such comparisons, and it has instructed its soldiers that the American contribution to the operation should be based "on our capabilities, not on our numbers".