Sentence examples similar to logistical extension of view from inspiring English sources

"AHA is a logistical extension of its main client, Zara Brasil," said the prosecutor, Giuliana Cassiano Orlandi.

'Sider' is the logistical extension of a four-decade investigation that began in Stuttgart".

But that control is just a logistical extension of his coaching philosophy, which is called the Process, a name it happens to share with the Argentine military dictatorship.

From a logistical point of view, it makes sense for the administration to move while our troops are still in the region.

"I look at it from a logistical point of view," said Mr. Lansky, 42, who has close-cropped dark hair and a low-key, urbane manner.

"New Zealand is harder from a logistical point of view.

Second, scheduling CXRs during morning rounds might be more efficient on a logistical point of view.

He told Hibs' website  : "It's not a bad draw from a logistical point of view.

From a logistical point of view, this assessment is not yet reproducible easily in others clinical facilities.

This approach is more robust epidemiologically, easier to implement from a logistical point of view, and is consistent with early recommendations on conducting STH assessment within a TAS.

Peacocke (2002b) presents an extension of his view, which aims at accounting for some possibilist claims.