Sentence examples for operations ahead from inspiring English sources

Tullow Oil slipped 18p to £14.09 on worries about its Ugandan operations ahead of this week's election.

Her right eye held in place by a titanium plate, and months of reconstructive operations ahead of her, she is preoccupied with finding her rescuer.

Among many concerns, it noted the disappearances of several street children who were removed from the streets in "social cleansing" operations ahead of major events.

As in the first round of the presidential election in April, Afghan forces have stepped up security operations ahead of the runoff vote on Saturday.

As chairman of the Senate committee with primary oversight over the military, McCain argued, he must be better informed of such operations ahead of time.

The departure comes as banks shutter their proprietary trading operations ahead of the start of the so-called Volcker Rule, which bars firms from buying and selling securities for their own portfolios.

"We have an extraordinarily difficult fund-raising operation ahead of us".

Wednesday's announcement is part of a slow but steady mopping-up operation ahead of a crucial Communist Party congress expected to take place next month.

He was convicted of vehicular homicide and sentenced to 240 hours' community service just weeks before Euro 96, and then required an operation ahead of it.

Japan also expressed strong concern, saying Algeria had failed not only to advise of the operation ahead of time, but to heed its request to halt the operation because it was endangering the hostages.

Vodafone has held talks with Tesco about buying its loss-making video streaming service Blinkbox, as the telecoms company seeks to bolster its TV and content operation ahead of a launch into home broadband next year.