Sentence examples for operation suggests from inspiring English sources
But this weekend's operation suggests the tactics will remain the same.
The spirited, if slightly amateur, Ukip byelection operation suggests that the "People's Army" needs to brush up on logistics if it is to topple the Westminster political establishment.
An IRA surveillance operation suggests terrorism may turn out to be the main focus, with perhaps a connection to Middle East tensions and the PLO.
The scale and nature of the bugging operation suggests that some very powerful and competent political forces want to push Mr Kuchma out of office.Moscow's joyThe main beneficiary of the scandal so far is the Kremlin.
Coldplay grossed more than $170 million on tour in 2012 — only Madonna, Bruce Springsteen and Roger Waters did better — so it's no surprise that the operation suggests a behemoth.
The dietician who is sitting in offers practical advice ahead of the operation, suggests the woman might like to consider using a pastry fork so she can transport less food to her mouth for each bite; she also wonders if it might help if she tried transferring her fork from her right hand to her left hand, to further slow the process of eating.
Col. George M. Hoffman, the head of the operation, suggested that residents stuff cotton in their ears, The Times reported.
But the early moments of this operation suggest that certain logistical and political lessons have been learned.
The rapid arrival of Stuart Higgins, former editor of the Sun, to strengthen Pistorius's PR operation suggested that the media circus is coming to town.
Latest forecasts from Group M , WPPs worldwide media-buying operation, suggest that £400m in print advertising will be lost from the UK newspaper market by the end of 2014.
An S7 teaser site, also linked to Samsung's Indonesian operation, suggested that the phone could have enhanced security features and a camera suited to low-light conditions.
