Sentence examples for linked operations from inspiring English sources

"It's very intimately linked – operations, logistics and science programmes," said Tony Fleming, director of the Australian Antarctic Division.

"The linked Operations Weeting, Elveden and Tuleta are extremely difficult and complex with literally millions of pieces of documentation needing to be scrutinised and examined," the Met said in its statement.

Scotland Yard has run 11 linked operations since it relaunched its inquiry into hacking in 2011.

Armed officers sealed off a nearby property in a linked operation but nobody was found inside.

A linked operation in Greater Manchester began last week with police aiming to test 2,000 people convicted of serious offences before 1995.

A new system developed by Honda, which applies antilock electronics to control front and rear brakes with linked operation, may help change buyers' attitudes.

In a linked operation in the UK, eight people were arrested in Scotland and 13 in England, said the HMRC spokesman.

Earlier on Thursday, detectives from Scotland Yard's linked Operation Weeting investigation into phone hacking arrested a 26-year-old man in Surrey on suspicion of conspiracy to pervert the course of justice.

This repeats some charges of a complaint filed in December, when Thompson was sued by the Leonard and Madlyn Abramson Family Cancer Research Institute part of a university linked operation that Thompson formerly directed.

The two executives are seeking a tighter direct alliance five years after they first proposed linking operations.

AngloGold has discussed cooperating with Barrick Gold of Canada, to cut costs by linking operations where they own neighboring mines, as in Tanzania and -- had AngloGold won Normandy -- Australia.