Sentence examples for large-scale exercise from inspiring English sources

Chief Cassano said a large-scale exercise was planned for the fall at the PATH station at the World Trade Center site.

"This is a large-scale exercise," said Lily Yam, the secretary for the environment and food, "but we feel that early and determined action is necessary to arrest the spread of the influenza".

According to commentators like Katie Hopkins, who infamously referred to those rescued from sinking boats in the Mediterranean as 'cockroaches', then the solution is little more than a large-scale exercise in pest control.

Such a joint venture took place in embryonic form recently when several countries participated in a large-scale exercise, "Barents Rescue 2009," that practiced an effective response to a number of emergency situations, ranging from fire-fighting to the release of radioactive nuclear waste, on both land and sea.

A reprise of an installation called "Personnes" that was shown at the Grand Palais in Paris in January, "No Man's Land," which was commissioned by the Armory, aims to inspire questions like "Why did my mother die?" and "Why am I still here?" Its large-scale exercise in futility ultimately points to a single fact, Mr. Boltanski suggested during a recent tour of the drill hall.

A large-scale exercise to test Britain's military capability ahead of the Olympics is under way.

I love large-scale exercises.

Two years ago the PLA staged large-scale exercises with them, the first with a foreign army.

Pentagon officials told reporters that the Israelis "have been conducting some large-scale exercises - they live in a tough neighbourhood".

Large-scale exercises are a rarity for the conscript army, which in any case is heavily committed in Chechnya.

Russia's military modernisation and menacing large-scale exercises close to NATO's borders worried the alliance's northern and eastern members.