Sentence examples for operationally involved from inspiring English sources

The leadership of core al-Qaeda will pass to Mr Zawahiri, who was always more operationally involved than Mr bin Laden.

"It seems to me it's like saying if someone breeds Rottweilers and leaves the gate open but doesn't tell the dog who to attack, that he's not operationally involved in the thing".

The aging cleric has acted as a potent symbol for Indonesia's radical Islamists and, even if not operationally involved in terrorist attacks, is believed by experts to provide crucial ideological sanction for violent extremism.

Asked if the White House would publish evidence that Awlaki was "operationally involved" in terrorism, Charney said: "Again, this is — the question is — makes us – you know, has embedded within it assumptions about the circumstances of his death that I'm just not going to address".

He's not operationally involved in Lyvly, but is on the company's board and an advisor.

It could sell those assets but remain operationally involved in a joint venture or commercial agreement.

Operationally this involves moving the age-sex-specific disability prevalence forward by one year for each year increase in life expectancy.

Considering the risk directors face, giving them the incentive to get involved operationally probably means both raising the amount of compensation and skewing rewards to the long term by paying directors mostly in stock rather than in cash.

If the goal is to attract the best directors, defined by their ability to make a company more valuable than it would have been in their absence, then we must choose directors who have something to offer and encourage them to get involved operationally.

The result, VCs have less and less time to roll their sleeves up and get involved operationally.

Operationally, this study involved lower costs and required less time than prospective survey, due to the availability of administrative data and electronic record use by the GPs.