Sentence examples for on current operations from inspiring English sources

In a written statement, defence minister Mark Francois said: "The redundancy programme will not impact adversely on current operations in Afghanistan, and no one who is serving on specified operations on the day the redundancy notices are issued on June 18 2013 will be made redundant unless they are applicants.

The senior officer confirmed that commanders required an alternative to the use of the "Snatch" or tracked armoured vehicles on current operations.

A former British government official who is briefed on current operations confirmed media reports that dozens of British Special Forces soldiers, from the elite Special Air Service and Special Boat Service units, are on the ground across Libya.

While there are far fewer hot technology stocks, some like Brocade Communications, a maker of equipment used by Internet companies, have continued to prosper in the stock market more on hopes for the future than on current operations.

Attacking Labour's "toxic" legacy, Fox said the government had created a "defence black hole" that was not only impacting on current operations in Afghanistan but threatened to provide an on-going defence crisis for years to come.

"The potential demobilization of reserve component personnel would have an adverse impact on current operations," a memorandum circulated this month in the office of the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff said.

Gen. John W. Rosa Jr., who is serving as the deputy director of current operations on the Joint Chiefs of Staff, is to become the new superintendent, subject to Senate confirmation, Air Force officials said.

I have the ability of predicting the effect of current operations on future actions.

In Thursday's meeting with chief of the defence staff, Air Chief Marshal Sir Stuart Peach, the Ministry of Defence permanent under secretary, Stephen Lovegrove, the heads of the navy, army and air force, and commander joint forces command, May was briefed on "the full extent of current operations", Downing Street said.

A former senior riot police officer with knowledge of current operations, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said that the most recent riots were allowed to rage, in part, because police officers felt constrained.

"At present, nearly three-quarters of the budget goes on personnel spending [with] 24-25% going on operating costs for current operations and training.