Sentence examples for operation under which from inspiring English sources

The attorney general, George Brandis, may have approved at least one highly secretive "special intelligence operation" under which Australian Security Intelligence Organisation officers are granted sweeping immunity from prosecution in the use of force – but he won't tell you.

Ms Reding said the working group would focus on the US Prism operation under which, according to Mr Snowden, the US National Security Agency NSAA) systematically collects vast amounts of phone and internet data, including communications at EU offices.

At a heat load of 200 W, the LHP with composite wicks could reach a heat flux of 40 W/cm2 for the anti-gravity operation, under which the wall temperature was only 63 °C.

We show that further enhancement in throughput rate performance is achieved by using an m-linking operation under which, when feasible, a client may be directed to receive multicast packets transmitted by a base station which is not the same one that it is associated with.

An anti-terrorist operation, under which special troops in combat vehicles patrol towns, was declared Thursday in two districts of the region, Vladimir Vladimirov, acting governor of the Stavropol region, said in televised remarks.

That is the date on which the department wrote a letter to the Committee asserting that the alleged gun-walking operation, under which a bureau within the department knowingly allowed guns to be illegally transported across the Mexican border, was false.

The initiative, which involves a number of nations including Russia and Turkey, was established to promote military co-operation under which members performed joint naval drills.

The central bank introduced what it called longer-term refinancing operations, under which it offers financial institutions unlimited cash at the bank's overnight interest rate, currently 1 percent, in exchange for a wide variety of collateral.

The dispute involved a procedure called "land and hold short operations," under which controllers clear a plane to land using only part of a runway, because another plane will be landing or taking off on another runway that crosses the first one.

The presented algorithms can be readily extended to operations under which base stations use sectorized antennas.

As far as the former is concerned, there is little difference from the classical situation: in SIA R is equipped with the usual addition and multiplication operations under which it is a field.