Sentence examples for endangering operations from inspiring English sources

Rather than identifying, analyzing and eradicating the threat, organizations can easily become entangled in processes hindering response time and further endangering operations.

The British were reluctant to discuss Metaxas' proposal, because the troops necessary for implementing the Greek plan would seriously endanger operations in North Africa.

No one from the compound besides Bin Laden was taken in the helicopters QUESTION FROM JONATHAN: How did you work with the US officials (or did you?) to ensure that none of the published information was classified or could endanger future operations of operatives?

The federal government can censor articles about troop movements that might endanger military operations.

Officials would not explain the delay in revealing the plot, saying that discussing the case in too much detail could endanger counterterrorism operations.

As for the deal itself, Okupe said he couldn't share information because it would endanger military operations, but assured the Nigerian press it was official government business.

The gas was so intense that breezes carried it into Cowell Memorial Hospital, endangering patients, interrupting operations and incapacitating nurses.

Would you keep something secret because you were told that it could endanger an operation?

While doing so, he set aside money in accounts for use by Israel, allowing that country's prime minister "to execute decisions beyond Israel's borders without the need for the formal budgeting, cabinet approvals, petty internal politics, or leaks to the press that might endanger the operation".

But lab work is showing that those levels do not endanger the operation of the drill or the rest of the sampling and analysis system.

Monica Abdala of Redbridge Street Pastors, which has been helping sex workers on Ilford Lane since 2010, said her organisation had met the police to share concerns that enforcement operations were endangering women.