Sentence examples for launch their operations from inspiring English sources
A statement attributed to the Hamas Interior Ministry said, "Palestinian resistance factions are committed to fighting only against the Israeli occupation, and they launch their operations only from the Palestinian territories".
The NPC office near Wilson High School on Wisconsin Avenue above Georgetown became the headquarters for a scene of dropouts, and was used to launch their operations against the official record and concert promotions industry.
"That place was well known by all as the base from which they launched their operations in the area," Mr. Attiya said.
Army helicopter gunships arrived at the isolated gas field in the south-east of the country within a day of al-Qaida rebels launching their operation.
American forces launched their operation to capture or kill the mastermind of the 9/11 attacks at the beginning of December 2001, around three weeks after capturing Kabul, the Afghan capital.
The Iranian-backed Shia Popular Mobilisation forces (al-Hashd al-Shaabi) launched their operation out of the Iraqi air base at Habbaniya, about 20 miles (30km) from Ramadi.
Police launched their Operation Yewtree inquiry in October 2012, encouraging victims of Savile and others to come forward and report sexual offences.
The Oath Keepers had launched their operation out of concern that government agents would move in and burn the miners' equipment and the cabin where they slept before they ever got a chance to launch an appeal.
It is, however, the perfect pretext for the US to launch their own hacking operations (not that they've ever needed any justification before).
Over the next two months, the ships cruised in the Aegean to prevent the Turks from attempting to launch their own amphibious operations to retake the islands Italy had seized in May.
When the tech bubble burst in 2001 Hughes swallowed hard, sold his $40,000 wine collection, and he and wife, Jessica Kogan, loaded up their credit cards to launch their own wholesaling operation.
