Sentence examples for operations calls from inspiring English sources

The transition to so-called "multi-domain operations" calls for the Pentagon to prepare not only for wars on land, air and sea, but for newer forms of warfare that incorporate both space and cyberspace.

The players were clad in what Darnell Archey, the team's director of basketball operations, calls restaurant dress — slacks and a collared shirt.

Dean Shapiro, executive director of Insignia/ESG's Connecticut and Westchester operations, calls the brothers "entrepreneurial landlords," a phrase denoting their opportunistic approach.

The anacetrapib group also underwent fewer operations, called revascularizations, to open an artery.

There are two operations called spiral addition and spiral multiplication defined on SA.

Kevin Triplett, Nascar's director of operations, called the deaths a tragic coincidence.

Andrew Friedman, the Rays' vice president for baseball operations, called the report a "nonstory".

I got involved in how, you know, these regional operations called RTOs and markets evolves because of my background.

A set of operations, called guardian primitives, are used as the communication channel.

However, smaller operations called "highwall," "contour," and small "area" mines would likely continue.

They also have to manage the ground operations, called satellite anchor stations.