Sentence examples for exploitation teams from inspiring English sources

The Pentagon has been given the lead in hunting for Iraqi weapons, but C.I.A. experts will not be included in the mobile exploitation teams, officials said, and will have a separate effort.

The Defense Department has assembled teams of highly trained disarmament and technical experts from several different Pentagon offices -- organized in the mobile exploitation teams -- who will accompany troops with a special mandate to hunt for unconventional weapons.

Four mobile exploitation teams, or MET's, each composed of about 25 soldiers, scientists and weapons experts from several Pentagon agencies, would fan out to chase tips from survey units and combat forces in the field.

The Pentagon has deployed several new tactical units called mobile exploitation teams, or MET's, with state-of-the-art equipment and novel tactics to locate and survey at least 130 and as many as 1,400 possible weapons sites.

Unable to move their task force closer to Baghdad, where most of the suspect sites and scientists who worked in them are situated, the mobile exploitation teams have had to rely on scarce helicopters to travel to suspect sites in the Baghdad area.

For example: Mobile Exploitation Team.

A team from the 75th Mobile Exploitation Team is scheduled to arrive on Saturday from Baghdad to conduct more tests.

In May 2014 the specialist child sexual exploitation team had 51 cases, with more in hand with other children's social care teams.

The exploitation team, which has been checking other suspect sites, had not had a chance before to come to this plant, which is now known as the Tabook State Company.

A paragraph says its "document and media exploitation team" would spend July 6 to 9 assisting with "Operation Fast and Furious," which it called a Phoenix-based inquiry into an arms network that had supplied 1,500 guns to a Mexican cartel.

An American military team hunting for unconventional weapons in Iraq, the Mobile Exploitation Team Alpha, or MET Alpha, which found the scientist, declined to identify him, saying they feared he might be subject to reprisals.