Sentence examples for operation dating from inspiring English sources

Representative Ron Paul of Texas, who has enjoyed a steady flow of grass-roots donations to his Web site, raised about $14.4 million in unitemized checks under $200, while Mr. Gingrich, who has a robust direct-mail operation dating back to his days in Congress, has taken in $8.8 million in such donations.

What the judges did not mention – but is increasingly becoming clear – was that Kennedy was not a lone operator, but the latest in a long line of undercover police officers who have been spying on activists as part of a classified operation dating back four decades.

Affidavits filed with the suit said the Contra involvement was simply the latest venture of what Sheehan called an "off-the-shelf, stand-alone, self-financing" operation dating from the botched Bay of Pigs invasion and the Vietnam War.

There is a considerable debate on whether the Russian annexation of Crimea was a planned operation dating back up to 20 years or a knee-jerk reaction to Yanukovych's fall.

The United States and Britain secretly watched live feeds from Israeli drones and fighter jets in a hacking operation dating back to 1998, according to documents attributed to leaks by former US spy agency contractor Edward Snowden.

At one time, the US government claimed he was the planner of the 9/11 attacks, the number two or number three person in al Qaeda, a "lieutenant" to Osama bin Laden, and a man involved in every major al Qaeda operation dating back to the mid 1990s.

Based on the relevant operation date the corresponding patient was being monitored over a period of two years.

Canning operations dating to 1906 have left lead and asbestos on the site.

The new report incorporates material from previous assessments and assembles in a single document details of cyber operations dating back to 2008.

The subpoenas seek all internal documents, e-mails, correspondence, voice recordings and other records concerning the warehouse operations dating back to January 2010, according to two people familiar with the documents.

Senior police officers are fighting hard to retain the use of section 44 stop and search powers after the Home Office admitted 14 forces had unlawfully used them in 40 operations dating back to 2001.