Sentence examples for in the course of operations from inspiring English sources
A Taliban spokesman, Zabiullah Mujahid, rejected the report's overall findings, calling the United Nations an agent of the United States, but he acknowledged that Taliban fighters did sometimes kill civilians in the course of operations.
The third war (1817 18) was the result of an invasion of Maratha territory in the course of operations against Pindari robber bands by the British governor-general, Lord Hastings.
"If confirmed, I would continue the emphasis on reducing loss of civilian life in the course of operations to an absolute minimum, while also ensuring that we provide whatever assets are necessary to ensure the safety" of American, NATO and Afghan forces, General Petraeus said in a written answer to a question asked in advance by the Senate Armed Services Committee.
On 30 May 1944, Heusz sent a detailed briefing with instructions that Đurišić was responsible "for control and assuring of the execution of the directives issued by the German command posts" and "liaison between the staffs and units of the Montenegrin Volunteer Corps on the one hand and the German command posts on the other, especially in the course of operations against [the Partisans]".
We want to determine the time period for which their function will be guaranteed in the course of operation in different operational conditions.
Finally, the time-related factors influencing the draghead motion, such as draft, sea states and so on in the course of operation, are investigated.
Multitude of injector design solutions and quality of their workmanship frequently make them the main reason for system malfunction, hence, the need to apply simplified research methods in the course of operation that would allow an assessment of their technical condition.
The reduction of the percentage of patients with urinary retention can be achieved by various modifications in the course of operation.
But their analysis found "no statistically significant crime-reducing effect from the large increase in weapon searches during the course of Operation Blunt 2. This suggests that the greater use of weapons searches was not effective at the borough level for reducing crime".
The activation of blood coagulation can be caused by trauma, sepsis, inflammation, obstetric practice and in the course of surgical operations, especially operations using extracorporal blood circulation.
