Sentence examples for operational direction from inspiring English sources

In each case, there had been a "clear operational direction not to proceed within 12 nautical miles from the Indonesian archipelagic baseline".

From a policy perspective the operational direction of these findings to police supervisors is clear: Officers should not be constrained from efforts to write more thorough descriptions of DV crime.

Remote sensing data is an important factor in the decision-making system in order to identify and monitor oil spills, and provides an operational downlink (real time) for night-time operational direction of resources (ships) in clean-up.

Another former intelligence officer, Paul Pillar, now at Georgetown University, says that none of the material taken during the raid, nor the exploitation of it that has become public knowledge so far, "does anything to refute the prior mainstream view of Bin Laden as primarily a source of ideology and inspiration, and relatively detached in recent years from operational direction and control".

III Corps served as the administrative command for 2,500 soldiers of the Multi-National Force Iraq command element, providing operational direction into 2005, when it was returned to Fort Hood, relieved by XVIII Airborne Corps.

Therefore, it is reassuring to confirm this joined up approach together with Drug and Therapeutics Committee links which ensures local strategic and operational direction and accountability.

Perhaps he picked some targets and encouraged some operational directions, such as attacking this or that European country to put pressure on the Afghan coalition, or encouraging direct attacks in the United States.

Burn, Scipione and Jeff Loy, the acting deputy commissioner, have denied giving any key operational guidance, directions or advice during the stand-off in Martin Place.

The two senior officers, along with commissioner Andrew Scipione, have denied giving any key operational guidance, directions or advice during the standoff at the Lindt cafe at Martin Place in December 2014.

Despite being put forward by the NSW premier, Mike Baird, as a key officer during the siege, Burn has denied giving any key operational guidance, directions or advice during the stand-off.

"We went our separate ways based on differences over the operational focus, service offerings and future direction of the mobile giving channel," he said.