Sentence examples for operation news from inspiring English sources
Ambassador Richard C. Holbrooke suggests that the United Nations transform its civilian-run peacekeeping department into an effective military operation (news article, June 14).
BRUCE A. McALLISTER Quogue, N.Y., June 17, 2011 To the Editor: Re "White House Defends Continuing U.S. Role in Libya Operation" (news article, June 16): When does the use of the armed forces of the United States trigger the War Powers Act of 1973?
While American officials expected that the Libyan government would claim that it had known nothing about the operation, news of the raid has raised concerns that the suspect in the Benghazi attacks, Ahmed Abu Khattala, has now been tipped off that the United States has the ability to conduct an operation in Libya.
Twenty others have been arrested in separate inquiries into phone and computer hacking by journalists at the News Corporation's British news operation, News International.
Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg on Monday became the most senior official to publicly urge Mr. Murdoch to abandon the takeover, deepening the hacking scandal that has been transformed from a long-simmering controversy into a full-blown crisis swirling around Mr. Murdoch's British operation, News International, and its chief executive, Rebekah Brooks.
The chairman and CEO of News Corporation feared the scandal was threatening to taint other titles published under his UK operation, News International.
The paper also has hired more than half of the people who are joining the new news operation.
The initial operation was news around the world.
Most recently that has led to Pat Fili-Krushel gaining command of all of NBC's operations in news.
At The Times, Mr. Myerson was in charge of Business Day's weekend operations, directing news coverage and editing business news that developed on Saturdays and Sundays.
The following year, Guthy-Renker had to cut back operations, because news coverage of the Persian Gulf War drew viewers away from infomercials.
