Sentence examples for operations differently from inspiring English sources

Part of this possible discrepancy is that due to institutional differences, the CIA and Pentagon staff the operations differently.

Suggesting that any leakage of tax revenues flowing from the complex corporate structures of digital groups is merely coincidental, the Digital Economy Group says: "Enterprises that employ digital communications models do not organise their business operations differently as a legal or tax matter".

Similarly, there are no reasons for judging those who perform the operations differently.

But at a later press conference back in the United States, Dr. Carson said surgeons should have performed the operation differently, in several stages over the course of weeks, instead of trying to complete it all at once.

Metro-North operates differently.

"But software operates differently.

Should we treat our special operations forces differently than other veterans?

Dr Rand is, for example, conducting another cross-cultural experiment, to see why Americans and western Europeans treat co-operation and punishment differently from people in other places.

Here, fundamental concepts such as "proper operation" may be understood differently among the cultures, with dire consequences if the differences in knowing are unrecognized.

In her Largo set, she refers to her double mastectomy as a "forced transition": did her operation make her feel differently about herself as a woman?

The force has always accepted there are things which should have been done differently in Operation Ornament and these were highlighted in the report published by Surrey police in 2013.