Sentence examples for leading operation from inspiring English sources

On Monday, the detective leading Operation Pallial said he had found no evidence so far that the abusers acted together.

Detective Superintendent Ian Mulcahey, one of the officers leading Operation Pallial, said many alleged victims had "provided graphic accounts of abuse, in some cases of very serious criminality".

Mr Watson said Deputy Assistant Commissioner Sue Akers, the officer leading Operation Weeting, had told him that the activities of Mr Rees may well fall outside her remit.

In a letter to MPs, Mick Creedon, who is leading Operation Herne, said no families of children whose identities were used had been contacted and informed.

Obama also said that America wouldn't be leading operation Odyssey Dawn, just helping: our allies, particularly the French and British, had this one, and the Arab League would help by cheering.

The letter to Mick Creedon, the chief constable who is leading Operation Herne, comes after Doreen Lawrence demanded a public inquiry into allegations that Metropolitan police officers attempted to smear her after her son's murder.

Earlier this month Cuadrilla, the energy company which is leading operations to drill for shale gas in Lancashire, said it hoped to drill nine new wells.

He added that after the American attack and several weeks "of being like deer in headlights," these Baathists had become organized, and were directing and leading operations against Americans.

The Americans do not say whether their investigation is focusing on the Afghan commander, Daoud Muhammad Khan, who is a figure about town and can be seen leading operations from the base.

At the time, leaders said that the government was addressing some of their concerns by passing an amnesty law that led to the release of Sunni prisoners and by leading operations against Shiite militias.

Afghan security forces are already leading operations, with British troops working alongside them.