Sentence examples for operations coordinated from inspiring English sources
Choosing Targets When foreign militaries began attacking Libya's loyalists on March 19, the United States military, more experienced than NATO at directing large operations, coordinated the campaign.
Airlift operations coordinated by European governments and international aid groups continued Friday, repatriating thousands as the United States sent two planes loaded with aid, including blankets, plastic sheeting and water containers, according to the State Department.
OA performed the all operations, coordinated the entire study, performed the endoscopic procedures, evaluated data, designed the study protocol.
In addition to combining operations, coordinated scheduling operations can also be performed across neighboring cells to manage inter-cell interference [6, 7].
As coal-fueled power stations are projected to generate less electricity in the U.S. but remain an integral part of most system operations, coordinated policies that address emerging issues facing these plants are practical necessities.
So one of the rooms in the crisis center is used for "simultaneous operations," coordinating the surface movements of all the ships.
"Islamists use the M.U.I. as a major base of operations, coordinating support for the Islamist agenda," said Holland Taylor, founder of LibForAll Foundation, an American and Indonesian nongovernmental group that promotes religious pluralism.
The baggage handling system is a critical component of an airport's operations, coordinating many different elements and agents in different areas of the facility.
"We have to think globally," ESPN event operations coordinating director Paul DiPietro told our Lynn University group at the base of Buttermilk Mountain.
She has worked both from Washington DC and from a country office to lead Bank operations, coordinate the country program, and to help integrate concessional finance in investments.
One operation, coordinated by Interpol, led to the seizure in 2015 of 6.2 million doses of falsified, counterfeit or unlicensed medicines worth £15.8 million in the UK.
