Sentence examples for operational name from inspiring English sources

The military exercise — operational name "Pro Borders" — was part of that, he said, and so is the fence.

In February 2007, the Police Service of Northern Ireland began Operation Rapid, the operational name for a review of people regarded as "wanted" in connection with terrorist-related offences up to 10 April 1998.

The house was later named "Dakota Rest" after the Douglas DC-3's wartime operational name, and still stands today.

One set of talking points said, "This departure from established practice has raised numerous questions from the media and the public as to why no operational name has been assigned".

"I would not be surprised if that Liberation name got thrown around when the operational name was being discussed in D.C., but I cannot find any reference it was ever seriously considered," said Conrad Crane, chief of historical services for the Army Heritage and Education Center in Carlisle, Pennsylvania.

"I would not be surprised if that Liberation name got thrown around when the operational name was being discussed in D.C., but I cannot find any reference it was ever seriously considered," said Conrad Crane, chief of historical services for the Army Heritage and Education Center in Carlisle, Pennsylvania.

US military officials were actually considering three other operational names — Iraqi Resolve, Iraqi Unity, and Earnest Partner — and did not initially champion Inherent Resolve.

The rationale for the proposed operational names, CENTCOM explained, was aimed at evoking 'optimism in those participating in the operation, including Iraqi and US personnel.'.

The rationale for the three proposed operational names, CENTCOM explained, was aimed at evoking "optimism in those participating in the operation, including Iraqi and US personnel".

According to the documents, the three proposed operational names were chosen in accordance with the naming conventions established in the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff manual titled "Code Word, Nicknames, and Exercise Term (NICKA) System," a classified computer database.

Most of these new species were specimens that we failed to assign to a known species, which were assigned operational names such as "Exocelina smallbrown".