Sentence examples for operating on land from inspiring English sources
His site is one of 140 conservancies across the country operating on land leased from local communities.
And in a section on "operational risk", defence chiefs noted that: "The EUMC considers that the threat to the force should be acknowledged, especially during activities such as boarding and when operating on land or in proximity to an unsecured coastline, or during interaction with non-seaworthy vessels.
As for gold, a tonne of old mobile phones contains about three times as much of it as a tonne of typical ore, even though recovery may be problematic.Moreover, mining companies much prefer the known difficulties of operating on land to those of operating on the seabed.
Correspondents say al-Shabab has not previously seized foreigners far from its own territory, while the numerous pirate gangs normally kidnap ships and their crew for ransom rather than operating on land.
The SBS also operates on land, with recent operations in the mountains of landlocked Afghanistan and in the deserts of Iraq.
It is possible that one of these gangs has decided to operate on land as well - and the kidnappers are reported to have escaped by speedboat.
Amphibious vehicle, vehicle for transporting passengers and cargo that can operate on land and in water.
It allows about 100 soldiers to operate on land; they do little more than guard our embassy.
Today drones, also called unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), routinely accompany even small French units.More broadly, fighting forces and intelligence services worldwide are equipping themselves with all manner of robots that operate on land and sea, and in the air.
"The F-4 Phantom was one of the ugliest beasts in the flying world, but it fought several wars, operated on land and at sea and outlasted many prettier aircraft," he says.
Dense ocean-bottom seismic and tsunami stations (indicated by circles) are being constructed off the Pacific coast of northeastern Honshu, Japan (e.g. Uehira et al., 2012; Kanazawa, 2013) and dense seismic stations (indicated by squares) are being operated on land (Okada et al., 2004; Obara et al., 2005) by the National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Prevention NIEDD).
