Sentence examples for operation to be held from inspiring English sources
The technique requires the depth of operation to be held constant.
On Thursday De Sousa said on Twitter that she was not being held in detention, and called for those responsible for the Milan operation to be held to account.
His supporters within the company say that he was too removed from day-to-day operations to be held responsible for problems like the company's overoptimistic promises or questionable accounting.
French special forces are very likely already operating in the Adrar des Ifoghas, performing reconnaissance and perhaps preparing rescue operations for French hostages believed to be held in the area, said Gen. Jean-Claude Allard, a senior researcher at the Institute for International and Strategic Relations in Paris.
Also on Thursday, Ukraine's parliament passed a resolution abstaining from certain international human rights obligations, specifically to allow those detained on suspicion of terrorism in the "anti-terrorist operation" against separatists in eastern Ukraine to be held for more than 72 hours, as well as for the creation of military administrations in some cities.
Corporations, like BP, that operate with an eye on their bottom line, as opposed to the safety of its operations must be held accountable.
"This set an important precedent that countries providing troops for UN peacekeeping operations can be held legally responsible for their actions.
Under Pentagon rules, detainees at the Special Operations camps can be held for up to two weeks.
It is unconscionable that factory farms would get a pass under the proposed legislation while family farmers, who often struggle to stay in operation, are held to stringent, unnecessary and potentially bankrupting requirements.
By noon today, ground operations appeared to have been held back while the bombers tried to obliterate enemy strongholds.
"To ensure the safe and environmentally responsible conduct of offshore operations, companies that violate federal regulations must be held accountable".
