Sentence examples for its operational base from inspiring English sources
Islamic State's defeat in Mosul three years after taking the city is a major blow for the hardline Sunni Islamist group, which is also losing ground in its operational base in the Syrian city of Raqqa from where it has planned global attacks.
Meanwhile, the Met's anti-terrorist squad had set up its operational base in a building next door to the embassy with trained negotiators in place.
Fastjet has been buffeted by falling currencies and is now caught in the cross-breeze of disputed elections in Tanzania, home to its operational base; local bureaucrats, you see, aren't flying so often.
From its operational base in the northwestern port of Vigo, in the region of Galicia, it also headed an industry that remains among the country's leading employers as well as the biggest recipient of fisheries subsidies from the European Union.
That evening, Wellington LN514 was flown to its operational base, ready for duty.
It has its main operational base at Bergen Airport, Flesland, but also has facilities at Notodden Airport, Tuven.
86 and 12 Squadrons began arriving early the next month; by then the wing had also acquired No. 44 Operational Base Unit and its own medical receiving station and mobile fighter sector headquarters.
As Europe's biggest passenger harbour and one of its top 10 container terminals, the docks at Piraeus have become an operational base for the Chinese since Cosco, its state-run shipping company, paid €500m to lease half of them in 2010.
Investigators believe its brick-house-lined lanes were the operational base for the network that launched terrorist attacks in Paris in November, which left 130 people dead.
The progressive acknowledgement of urban environmental problems has turned the spotlight on UM as an operational base for sustainable urban design, even if its practical applications remain few.
On the outskirts of the village, near the hamlet of Ringlestone, there are the remains of a zero station (or Operational Base), a secret underground communications relay post operated by Auxiliary Units of the British Home Guard.
