Sentence examples for operation ordered from inspiring English sources

Others quickly soured, like the C.I.A.-backed Bay of Pigs operation ordered by John F. Kennedy.

A mammoth policing operation, ordered by the Interior Ministry, allowed the contest to go ahead Saturday.

Some were later released, but more than 50 remained hostages throughout 1980, despite an abortive rescue operation ordered by Carter.

In an operation ordered by Alvaro Uribe, Colombia's new president, 1,000 troops, backed by helicopters, fought their way in, block-by-block.

Senior members of several political parties said the operation, ordered by Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki, had been poorly planned.

Haig helped select the candidates and, apparently aware of the doubtful legality of the operation, ordered that there should be no written record.

Last year, the Department of Justice shut down the operation, ordering the village to return millions in cash.

Two of the officers, Michael McKie, 31, and Khalid Nelson, 34, were charged with enterprise corruption and accused of being the masterminds behind the operation, ordering the time, location and manner of some beatings, said Robert T. Johnson, the Bronx district attorney.

But its once-aggressive expansion plans in New York, where JetBlue is based, have been held up for months as Delta completes a top-to-bottom review of all its operations, ordered by Gerald A. Grinstein after he became chief executive in January.

Representative Bob Ney, chairman of the committee responsible for House operations, ordered the word French stricken from all of the chamber's menus: henceforth, the potatoes laden with cholesterol were to be labeled "freedom fries".

Protest group Occupy Central issued a statement (in Chinese) saying that the clearance operations ordered by the government had "triggered a new wave of occupations and worsened relations between police and citizens".