Sentence examples for operation forward from inspiring English sources
But confusion broke out on Monday among the allies in Europe over who exactly would carry the military operation forward once the United States stepped back, and from where.
It is not clear whether Abdeslam was involved in plans for the Brussels attacks, or whether accomplices brought the operation forward following his arrest – and fear of what he may tell investigators.
The decision to intervene in Libya was taken by a "hawkish prime minister and key cabinet figures [who] pushed the operation forward, despite private military warnings of the risks, harking back to the Blair administration's informal style of sofa government", he said.
Among those roles are making comments "that appeared designed to inflame the targets" on "politically sensitive" subjects, and pushing operations forward if a target's "opinions were deemed sufficiently troubling".
Zuckerberg is continuing to move VR operations forward, a platform he calls "the next major computing platform".
He says the seed funding will be used for "moving operations forward" — both on the software and hardware side, providing capital for manufacturing, post-crowdfunding.
Last summer, Iraq failed to provide promised troops in Operation Together Forward, the highly publicized effort to secure Baghdad.
But when F1 in the US appointed Steve Sexton as president it announced: "He will be a tremendous asset to our operation going forward".
The United States has sought to apply the basic lessons of counterinsurgency operations in Baghdad before — most notably during Operation Together Forward II, the second phase of an effort begun over the summer to reduce violence in Baghdad.
It was just in August that the Bush administration hailed the advent of "Operation Together Forward II," a plan that was intended to provide security to Baghdad's violence-ridden neighborhoods but did not stop the rise in sectarian violence.
Map of Baghdad used in Operation Together Forward [40] (a) and its abstraction using a network (b).
