Sentence examples for operations are ongoing from inspiring English sources

The Israeli operations are ongoing, as are the enraged responses in Palestinian (and, increasingly, Israeli Arab) cities.

Because of poor visibility and heavy snowfall means "aerial rescue teams are on standby," said Asgar Hasan Samoon, divisional commissioner in Kashmir, but on the ground rescue operations are ongoing.

In its statement, the Holy See expressed "perplexity and surprise at the initiative taken by the Rome court, considering that all the necessary data were already made available to the competent office at the Bank of Italy and similar operations are ongoing with other Italian credit institutions".

Social License to Operate: A CEO's responsibility is to ensure her company's operations are ongoing and unimpeded.

Incident Commander, ACO Lewis Ramsay said: "The initial crews have worked tirelessly to tackle the blaze and operations are ongoing to contain the fire.

The immunisation campaigns have suffered in areas where military operations are ongoing, or where rain and floods have uprooted populations and disrupted communications for long periods during the last two years.

The sabotage operations were ongoing and included Stuxnet, the US-Israeli developed worm that assaulted the systems controlling Iranian centrifuges.

Earlier today LeMonde picked up reports that the operation had ended, but those reports were later contradicted by the communications minister, who said military operations were ongoing.

He said that the operations were ongoing and that more details would not be released until after the strikes were finished.

'Mobile phone' monitoring led Italian police to Somalian Italy's interior minister was quoted by the Italian news agency Ansa as identifying the Rome detainee as Osman Hussain, adding that operations were ongoing.

Also this week, the inspector general's office learned that other surgical operations were ongoing even though the hospital had run out of compression devices to place on patients' legs to prevent blood clots from forming.