Sentence examples for designated sectors from inspiring English sources

Rather than send troops out on specific missions and then have them return to base, American forces now live in designated sectors to establish a presence, develop contacts with local leaders and cultivate sources of intelligence.

In 2010 nine representatives of the conglomerates (including Lotte and Samsung Electronics) and nine small firms formed a National Commission for Corporate Partnership (NCCP) which earlier this year suggested that big companies tread lightly in about 100 designated sectors, including restaurants, car repair and bicycle sales.

The root of the problem in many countries lies with politicians who require regulators and supervisors "to encourage lending to favor designated sectors of the economy," according to Kane.

Together with urban planner Luis Costa, he designed a functionally integrated city full of massive concrete mushroom buildings and swooping aluminum spires and twisty overpasses and skyways and symbolic edifices and designated "sectors" where no one would ever have to watch out for traffic or wait at a stoplight.

These aircraft-mounted technologies are supplemented by air route surveillance radar, which monitors aircraft within each designated sector of the air route traffic control system.

As an investor, he sticks to his designated sector and, even within it, won't buy every sort of security available.

A10 U.S. Limits on Kosovo Troops The chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff has written to NATO's supreme commander telling him not to use American troops outside their designated sector in Kosovo.

Irritated that American troops had to retreat from a bottle-throwing mob in Kosovo, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Gen. Henry H. Shelton, has written to NATO's supreme commander, Gen . Wesley K. Clark telling him not to use American troops outside their designated sector.

The beach was divided by the Allied command into two designated assault sectors: Nan (comprising Red, White, and Green sections) to the east and Mike (made up of Red and White sections) to the west.

Many designated public sector facilities did not have providers who were prepared to either perform abortions or to assist those performing abortions.

DHS currently designates 16 sectors as critical infrastructure, including the defense, financial, and chemical industries.