Sentence examples for hostile operations from inspiring English sources

Some pretty hostile operations, including one very famous one against Osama bin Laden.

Yuri Andropov (KGB leader and later Soviet president), for whom Solzhenitisyn has become an obsession, approves 20 different hostile operations.

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.

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.

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".

It is not our policy to be involved in any hostile operations against coalition forces here". The U.S. officials said weapons were smuggled into the country by the Quds Force, an elite unit of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard that U.S. officials believe is under the control of Iran's supreme religious leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.

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

The rapidly increasing willingness of state actors to conduct hostile cyber operations against corporations has not gone unnoticed by governments, and, in particular, the United States.

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.

During the operation hostile Gauls appeared on the eastern bank, and Hannibal dispatched a force under Hanno to cross farther upstream and attack them from behind.

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.