Sentence examples similar to hostile operation from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the government, stung by tough international criticism that it had actively encouraged rebel militias involved in hostile operations in eastern Congo, carried out a five-week joint military operation with the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), beginning in January.

He said Mr. Mansour had traveled to Egypt on two fake passports and had been organizing plans to recruit members, indoctrinate them and send them to Lebanon to train for "hostile operations" inside Egypt.

That was when Lyndon Johnson interrupted TV broadcasts shortly before midnight to announce that two US ships in the Gulf of Tonkin had come under fire in international waters, and that in response to what the president described as this "unprovoked" attack, "air action is now in execution" against "facilities in North Vietnam which have been used in these hostile operations".

Air action is now in execution against gunboats and certain supporting facilities in North Vietnam which have been used in these hostile operations".

"Any spot used by the enemy for hostile operations against Iran will be subjected to retaliatory aggression by our armed forces," Hossein Salami said during military manoeuvres.

"Right now, the arrow for the Minutemen Project is to infiltrate hostile operations for the purpose of eliminating people who are viciously hostile to freedom of speech," Gilchrist, a retired certified public accountant, told me, adding that his members in Berkeley sought to photograph protesters who might commit arson or other crimes.

Over many years of privacy-hostile operation, Facebook has shown it has a major appetite for even very sensitive data.

In all, 95 Americans died in Afghanistan in 2005, up from 51 in 2004, and for the first time in the war, hostile deaths in Operation Enduring Freedom outpaced nonhostile deaths.

At 450∘C, and with 90 atmospheres of pressure of carbon-dioxide atmosphere, the surface of Venus is a hostile place for operation of a probe.

The boy killed, the Americans said, was 15 and had reached for a gun and shown "hostile intent" when the operation was unfolding.

Moreover, SiC is also capable of meeting the requirements of operation in hostile environments (up to 873 K) where conventional silicon-based electronics (limited to 623 K) cannot function.