Sentence examples for operation called for from inspiring English sources

The loss of prestige as a result of this abortive operation called for some sort of compensation.

The operation called for Hipper's battlecruisers to attack the convoy and its escorts on 23 April while the battleships of the High Seas Fleet stood by in support.

The planned operation called for raids on Allied shipping in the Thames estuary and Flanders to draw out the Grand Fleet.

Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman, whose far-right Yisrael Beiteinu Party split up with Netanyahu's Likud Party over the Gaza operation, called for Israel to send ground troops to annex Gaza and place it back under occupation.

The plan for the operation called for the sappers to land in the two gliders at the landing zone, guided in by the SOE agents equipped with Eureka radio beacons.

This operation called for simultaneous attacks on Poland from three directions, the north, the west and the south, beginning at 04:45 on the early morning of 1 September 1939.

Indeed, the description of seasonal cycles requires a year-long time horizon, while the system operation calls for an hour resolution; this turns into a large number of decision variables, especially binaries.

Indeed, the description of seasonal cycles requires a year-long time horizon, while the system operation calls for hourly resolution; this turns into a large number of decision variables, including binary variables, when large systems are analyzed.

Later this month, Rio will host test events for diving, taekwondo, race walk and wheelchair rugby, but these will be dwarfed by an anti-Zika "mega-operation" called for on the 13th by Brazil's president, Dilma Rousseff.

At the same time, Facebook's head of security Alex Stamos, who is previously credited with significantly improving the security of Yahoo's operations, called for Flash to be killed off.

PAGE B6 END TO DEPOSIT GUARANTEES SOUGHT The chief executive of HSBC's Asian operations called for Asian governments to abandon as soon as possible their guarantees of bank deposits, saying they amount to inappropriate assistance to weak banks at the risk of imposing a costly burden on taxpayers.