Sentence examples for extending the operation from inspiring English sources

"We have no plans of extending the operation to North Waziristan," General Abbas said.

Extending the operation of such plants could require costly improvements to comply with the latest environmental regulations.

Britain has already launched airstrikes against Isis militants in Iraq, but Cameron wants to follow allies by extending the operation to militant positions in neighbouring Syria.

But since then he and other Republicans have been irritated by the president's behaviour over Bosnia, which is the second reason why they oppose extending the operation.

Losing her majority in the upper house of Parliament means Mrs. Merkel must compromise with opposition parties to pass major legislation, including overhauling health care, cutting taxes and extending the operation of nuclear power plants.

Extending the operation means increased costs, on top of the original £600,000 budget.

The Bank of Japan is also considering extending the operations.

It also said the group was "found covertly extending the operations of banned organisations, particularly WFP", referring to the UN's World Food Programme.

To help keep its customers -- and more important, to lure new ones -- it began extending the operations at its 73 branches to seven days a week from six, and it started a grass-roots advertising campaign to let everyone know.

This may yet extend the operation's length to the months forecast in many initial estimates.

The smaller propulsion system created more room for the storage of aviation fuel, which greatly extended the operation of the 90 aircraft carried on these ships.