Sentence examples for operation represents from inspiring English sources
The legacy of the illegal operation represents a serious problem for the Obama administration.
In some cases, driver-only operation represents no threat to safety.
The FBI operation represents the biggest penetration of the SVR communications in recent memory.
The Marine Expeditionary Brigade leading the operation represents a large number of the 21,000 additional troops that President Obama ordered to Afghanistan earlier this year amid rising violence and the Taliban's increasing domination in much of the country.
"The operation represents very good value for money for the NHS and will save at least £20,000 a year, given that there is a very good chance it would cure my diabetes".
The operation represents a tremendous gamble for him personally (he narrowly survived two assassination attempts in December) and, by extension, for the Bush Administration if he fell, his successor might be far less friendly to the United States.
The United States textile industry today is a $69-billion-a-year 69-billion-a-year 69-billion-a-year 69-billion-a-yearg joperationemploys 600,000 people in 26,000 companies in virepresentingy state.
The onset of a stress fracture on the tibial diaphysis 3 weeks after the operation represented an interesting event.
According to their findings, there are currently 160 accelerators in operation, representing year-over-year growth of around 50percentt dating back to 2005, when pioneer Y Combinator first came on the scene.
The total number of patients seen in the first 24 months after the new ED opened increased by 23,504 compared to that in the last 24 months of the casualty room operation, representing a 43.8%% increase in patient volume.
The procedure is described by an implicit operation represented by taxiwayPermission which takes aircraft identifier as input and state of the controller is updated by defining its post conditions before checking pre conditions.
