Sentence examples for operation designated from inspiring English sources

According to a recent Associated Press report by Adam Goldman and Matt Apuzzo, the surveillance operation designated at least a dozen mosques as terrorist organizations.

In conjunction with a joint Navy and Marine Corps operation designated Operation Jackstay, several Division 13 cutters were ordered to patrol the lower portion of the Soi Rap River in an effort to deny the Viet Cong operating in the Rung Sat Special Zone food, water and ammunition.

In April 1965 two Indonesian battalion combat teams from the 5th Brigade were deployed in the 3 RAR area of operations, designated 'H' BTP and BTP BTP, while a third battalion, 'I' BTP, was concentrated further to the east; in total 3,050 men under the overall command of Colonel Sujono.

The Zurich sex box experiment follows their largely successful introduction in Germany, where they have been in operation in designated big city areas since 2001.

The operation was designated as top secret, which was a problem, since the whole point was to create an explosion that could be heard for a hundred miles around and seen for two hundred.

Now the operation is designated as the National Near Earth Observation Centre, but it still receives no official funding and is kept afloat by donations from visitors.

On Dec. 7, 2010, he and Peter L. Scher, the firm's government relations chief, met with Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner to discuss how banking operations were designated under the proposed regulation.

But with criticism from investors and analysts rising, Mr. Greenberg created a seven-member office of the chairman in May of 2002 with Mr. Sullivan, formerly in charge of A.I.G.'s vast property and casualty operations overseas, designated to share the highest position of authority after Mr. Greenberg's, with Edmund S.W. Tse, a former chief of A.I.G.'s worldwide life insurance business.

Under an executive order the mayor signed on his first day in office two years ago, the deputy mayor for operations was designated as the official charged with the authority to perform all functions, powers or duties of the mayor when Mr. Bloomberg is outside the five boroughs.

This application was among the first to demonstrate the full effectiveness of this system in managing landslides emergencies since it greatly facilitated the intervention operations by designated authorities that aimed to restore a normal service in the shortest possible time after a precautionary closure of the motorway.

The Civil Aviation Act 2006 also extends the provisions of section 78 of the original act, augmenting the powers of the Secretary of State to intervene directly in operations at designated airports; currently Heathrow, Gatwick and Stansted, "…for the purpose of avoiding, limiting or mitigating the effect of noise and vibration connected with aircraft landing or taking off".