Sentence examples for operation to seek from inspiring English sources

Leaked documents out of the EU show proposals for a "military operation" to "seek and destroy" boats and "disrupt the migrants smuggling business model".

Chicago is using evidence from that sting operation to seek hundreds of millions of dollars in its own lawsuit against gun makers.

His surgeon, Dr. John Najarian, called the discovery "a blow to us all". At 7 45 a.m. the Minnesota surgeons began their exploratory operation to seek the cause of a bowel obstruction that had been causing the senator discomfort.

The G20's research group co-director, John Kirton, said the practice of "offshoring" - in which companies shift headquarters from their countries of operation to seek out lower-taxing jurisdictions - raised the question of what is the right level of corporate tax among G20 companies.

Stakeholders also stressed the need to understand the broader community context of CHW operation, to seek community support for CHWs, and for the program to engage and consult on key decisions relating to recruitment if CHWs are to be motivated and retained.

What is important to understand here is not just that community viral load allows for these communities to be imagined, but that it is part of a large-scale operation to seek, test and treat more aggressively in target areas with the highest community viral load.

The new NSP calls on government and nongovernment operations to "seek to minimize the creation" of such fields.

Following interviews with local media in Teeside, Mr Hogg confirmed north-east police officers had effectively ended active operations to seek out small-scale producers, and will instead offer specialist programmes as an alternative to court action and potential imprisonment.

He spearheaded LTV's fateful move to acquire Republic Steel in 1984 in an attempt to meld it with its own steel operations to seek efficiencies and economies of scale.

Following decriminalisation, prejudice prevailed, with police entrapment operations to seek out men "cottaging" - having sex in public toilets and parks - creating fear and insecurity.

Those concerns led Jose Rodriguez, the agency's deputy director for operations, to seek written assurances from Atty.