Sentence examples for officials operating in from inspiring English sources

Gen. Janis Karpinski, who was in charge of the accused soldiers, and military intelligence officials operating in the prison.

An "ordered departure" went into effect in September, Harf said on Friday, the latest one for US diplomats and consular officials operating in the unstable country.

British immigration officials operate in Calais; French officials operate in Dover.

The documents were prepared by intelligence and military officials operating at first in the haze of war, then, as the years passed, in a prison under international criticism.

BEIJING — The dramatic escape from unlawful house arrest by blind lawyer Chen Guangcheng and the ongoing investigation into former Communist Party Politburo member Bo Xilai have presented China's rulers with twin crises with a common theme: corrupt and abusive behavior by local party bosses and security officials operating with impunity in their fiefdoms far from the capital.

But the Trump administration and Treasury officials are operating in a different realm, one in which the rigors of real-world conditions don't seem to apply.

Bob Kerslake, who ran the civil service from 2012 to 2015 and is now a crossbench peer, warned that Steve Baker's comments would damage the morale of officials already operating in challenging circumstances.

Former senior US data security officials now operating in the private sector have expressed major concerns about the privacy and overall security of the cloud and attempts to commoditize it that mobile banking enthusiasts everywhere should note.

As of mid-2014, Tariq Bin-al-'Awni Bin al Falih al-'Awni al-haszi has been an ISIS official operating in Syria.

The complaints have not been made public, but in the interview, Mr. Vijayakumar offered an example of how he said officials operate with near impunity: In the government agency that oversees state-owned enterprises in Karnataka, he said it was routine for officials to invent imaginary losses, and to solicit — and pocket — extra budgetary allocations to recover those losses.

Nicknamed "Chemical Ali," for his role commanding attacks in the 1980's against Kurds in northern Iraq, he was said by officials to be operating in southern Iraq.