Sentence examples for disruption of their operations from inspiring English sources

A C.I.A. spokesman, Paul Gimigliano, said the agency's methods "have proven to be very effective, producing information that has led to the capture of terrorists and the disruption of their operations".

Global companies, from the makers of semiconductors to shipbuilders, face disruptions to their operations because of the destruction of vital infrastructure and the damage to Japanese factories that supply high-tech components.

And ideally, we time these takedowns to cause the maximum disruption to their operations".

They also need to learn how to gauge the impact of their operations on the ecosphere and the risks posed by ecological disruption on their organizations.

The New York Times recently reported that data centres use "thousands of lead-acid batteries" to prevent power disruptions to their operations.

On Sunday, Lt. Gen. Daniel K. McNeill, the American commander, flew to Khost to deliver a stiff warning to Mr. Zadran -- that American troops would not tolerate any disruption of their anti-terrorist operations in the region, and that the warlord should dismantle checkpoints his troops had placed across key roads or "suffer the consequences," as Colonel King, the spokesman at Bagram, put it.

Each unit has filed a number of traditional "first-day" pleadings, which are intended to minimize any disruption of their day-to-day operations.

But today the studios are part of major conglomerates so a disruption of their movie division would be, with some, just a glitch in their overall operations.

And children may suffer from the disruption of their ties to a father figure.

Another potential target is the mitochondria, as disruption of their membrane potential can lead to apoptosis.

Venezuela's heavy reliance on its oil industry makes any disruption of PDVSA operations highly destabilizing to the government.