Sentence examples for force of operation from inspiring English sources

February 1944 saw Belfast resume her Arctic convoy duties, and on 30 March 1944 Belfast sailed with the covering force of Operation Tungsten, a large carrier-launched Fleet Air Arm airstrike against the German battleship.

Porta Farm first felt the full force of Operation 'Drive Out Trash' – a campaign which the Zimbabwe government says is supposed to "clean up cities and to fight the black market" – during Ms. Tibaijuka's fact-finding visit three weeks ago.

They formed the Main Force of the operation.

Sue, with a background of plant biology will be the driving force of the operation, growing the highest active ingredient content plants in the country.

The fighting on Tuesday appeared to have been joined by a small force of Special Operations commandos.

In one sense, Amazon was in some ways Agile from the outset: as a public company in 1997, Amazon announced its obsession with adding value to customers as the driving force of its operations.

** Why Public Key Encryption works -- As an aside, the only way that hackers know how to crack public key encryption is via 'brute force,' repetition of operations over and over again.

In an article published in the Guardian, Marshall said the failure of ministers to act swiftly could force companies out of operation.

Thousands of doctors took part in the first strike in more than 40 years on Tuesday, forcing thousands of operations to be cancelled and outpatient appointments to be rescheduled.

Such computational tools permit the assessment of the benefits of forced periodic operation of a specific reactor system and the identification of the ranges of operating conditions where forced periodic operation is beneficial.

Not by military force, of course – this operation is being directed from Berlin and Brussels, rather than Washington.