Sentence examples for for operations outside from inspiring English sources

Eventually R2 would be rated for operations outside the ISS.

"In order to sustain the political will for operations outside its area, NATO must see that all its members are reassured about the security of their home territories".

Lindows, the embattled Linux seller, will adopt a separate name for operations outside the United States, its chief executive said this week.

"During its visits, the committee was unable to ascertain any specific patterns of movement or particular routes taken by the terrorists when departing for operations outside Afghanistan," the report said.

The group consists of a core force of fewer than 2,500 Somalis and several hundred foreign fighters, backed by a large number of local clan militias that are not readily available for operations outside their home areas, and irregular fighters who are paid for specific operations.

In the case of RPCs, the sensitivity to temperature, the need for a gas mixture to be kept carefully under control as well as the large high voltage required would be inconvenient for operation outside of a laboratory.

Though the playhouse is not adequately equipped for winter operation, outside groups, primarily dance companies and children's theater groups, use the space intermittently.

Microsoft's vice president for tax, William Sample, said the main reasons for moving operations outside of the US was not tax, although he admitted they came into consideration: "While the primary objective of our regional structure is to improve our competitiveness and efficiency in each of the three regions, we evaluated available tax incentives".

A second bill, which had the strong support of Speaker John A. Boehner, would have prohibited money for military operations outside of support activities like search and rescue, aerial refueling, operational planning, and intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance.

Chief among the specific reasons for locating operations outside a corporation's home country are lower labour costs, more lenient environmental regulations, less stringent labour regulations, favourable tax conditions, and proximity to raw materials.

It is part of the agency's decade-long evolution from an intelligence organisation to a paramilitary one.In Djibouti, an impoverished mini-state on the Gulf of Aden, America has turned a former French Foreign Legion outpost, Camp Lemonnier, into the most important base for drone operations outside the war zone of Afghanistan.