Sentence examples for operations efforts from inspiring English sources

A senior military official in Washington with access to classified troop movements said "small numbers" of the commandos had recently moved to Afghanistan to bolster the Special Operations efforts there, a development first reported this week by The Washington Times.

During that period, repeated efforts were made to loosen the pollution-control requirements for older plants that expand their operations, efforts largely blocked by Congress and the Supreme Court.

One American official, speaking on the condition of anonymity, described Mr. Libi as one of Al Qaeda's "most experienced and versatile leaders," and said he had "played a critical role in the group's planning against the West, providing oversight of the external operations efforts".

Though the degree to which the operatives were being directed by the Islamic State might have been unclear at first, a name began to appear in each successive investigation: Abdelhamid Abaaoud, a Belgian citizen who counterterrorism officials say rose through the ranks to become a lieutenant of the Islamic State's external operations efforts.

Through these activities he was able to procure a steady supply of goods to assist in the operations efforts.

DCAPS was used in the operations of the shuttle payload for the STS-85 shuttle flight in August 1997 and enabled a 80% reduction in mission operations effort and a 40% increase in science return.

The intelligence prompted British Prime Minister Cameron and William Hague to approve a United States special operations effort to rescue Norgrove during her 13th night of captivity.

Ellen Przepasniak, spokeswoman for the Erie County emergency operations effort, said sandbags would be quickly deployed to cities and towns that report rising waters.

But if the special operations effort is the most successful element of the war effort, Biden and those who agree with him could be in a stronger position to argue for shrinking the U.S. military presence when the strategy is reexamined, perhaps as soon as the December review Obama has promised.

"South Korea doesn't want any instability in North Korea, so will probably work to expand its co-operation efforts". South Korean media have reported that Jang Song-thaek, Kim Jong-il's brother-in-law and a trusted member of his inner circle, had been acting as a mentor to Kim Jong-un in anticipation of a more steady transition of power.

It also says it wants to expand its co-operation efforts and partnerships — presumably with organizations such as BSR.