Sentence examples for limited missions from inspiring English sources

After this redeployment, a residual force in Iraq would perform limited missions: going after any remnants of Al Qaeda in Mesopotamia, protecting American service members and, so long as the Iraqis make political progress, training Iraqi security forces.

A second, less-binding plan calling for the transition of combat troops to more limited missions by the end of next year was defeated, 50 to 45; it required 60 votes for approval.

Khanabad air base will be used to stage limited missions into Afghanistan.

"The only troops I will keep in Iraq will perform the limited missions of protecting our diplomats and carrying out targeted strikes on Al Qaeda," he said last year.

General Powell says in his book that he was not opposed to all limited missions, and that some successful ones, including protecting the Kurds in northern Iraq after the war, occurred under his watch.

The plan, however, does call for shifting the American military role to more limited missions like protecting the American Embassy, training the Iraqi forces and engaging in counterterrorist operations against cells of Al Qaeda.

The current space radiation permissible exposure limits (PEL) limits mission duration to 3 10 months depending on age, gender and stage of the solar cycle.

Tests of super-pressure balloons indicate that 60 100 day flights will be demonstrated in the near future, although there are some additional technical issues that limit mission performance, such as measurable trajectory control, wide-band telemetry and night time power systems.

Fanning that fear came the revelation in June that law-enforcement drones are already active; the FBI admitted that it has flown limited surveillance missions over the country.

It would allow "limited" ground missions alongside local allies, including rescue operations, attacks by special forces on IS leaders, and the use of troops to "enable" airstrikes, to gather intelligence and to render "advice and assistance to partner forces".

So if anyone attacks the Japanese troops in Samawah, a nearby Dutch contingent will come to the SDF's aid; but if the Dutch troops should come under attack, they are on their own.The 1992 law also limited SDF missions to cases in which a ceasefire is in place and Japan has a clear invitation from all local groups.