Sentence examples for engage in operations from inspiring English sources

"Asio can only act within its statutory powers and it can only engage in operations that are authorised.

Mr. Bush signed a legal order authorizing the military to engage in operations to kill Mr. Hussein, the officials said.

Under one plan, information from American surveillance drones would be provided to Algerian forces to enable them to engage in operations both inside Algeria and possibly, in a limited way, across its borders.

He then implemented the "hearts and minds" policy that he had developed during his Vietnam study, winning over Sunni tribal leaders to engage in operations against al-Qaida elements in what became known as the Sunni Awakening.

But Lanier continued: "Uganda understands the need to consult with the US in advance if the [Ugandan army] intends to use US-supplied intelligence to engage in operations not government [sic] by the law of armed conflict.

He then implemented the 'hearts and minds' policy he had developed during his Vietnam study, winning over Sunni tribal leaders to engage in operations against al-Qaida elements in what became known as the Sunni Awakening.

Having simultaneously infiltrated several villages and cities in the darkness, the fighters engaged in operations of two very different sorts.

"The Enron structure was not a single company with stockholders engaged in operations like an ordinary corporation," he said.

Frontier says its trainers in China are unarmed and are not engaged in operations, only in passing along security know-how.

The call up of troops for Morocco, where Spanish troops were engaged in operations protecting the Spanish coastal possessions, set off the Tragic Week of 1909 in Barcelona.

Scarcely a year has passed since the second world war when they have not been engaged in operations overseas of one kind or another.