Sentence examples for operations established from inspiring English sources
The charges include extortion, obstruction of justice and narcotics and gambling violations--all stemming from two gambling operations established and operated by undercover FBI agents.
Previously known as Ragged Island and Barrendale, the site was renamed Carbondale in 1822 for the successful open-pit coal-mining operations established by the Wurtses there.
Banking operations established by pioneers like Nathan Mayer Rothschild extended credit to shipping ventures that brought back treasure from distant shores.
Increasing competition from imported cars and from new manufacturing operations established by European and Japanese firms continued to reduce the share of the American market controlled by the four domestic manufacturers through the remainder of the 20th century.
To improve his ability to focus single-mindedly on difficult tasks, Gary Martin, who heads studio operations, established a ritual of turning off his e-mail altogether at certain points during the day.
In Bolivia, the expulsion order came after supporters of Mr. Morales, a former coca grower, accused the American Embassy of fomenting rebellion through antidrug projects financed by the United States Agency for International Development, or Usaid, and cooperative intelligence operations established by the previous government.
During all major operations, establish and properly staff an effective command post that is not vulnerable to encirclement.
Recently, thousands of Turks staged an unusual gathering in central Istanbul to demand peace with banners that read, "End the operations, establish peace," and "Embrace your brother, let the peace be".
You have been very bullish in diversifying your company's operations, establishing a footprint along the value chain.
The 2/2nd Field Ambulance also provided support to the brigade's operations, establishing medical services close to the Australian forward areas.
Pétain expanded GQG's operations, establishing a new Section for Relations with the Civil Authorities and a Bureau for Aeronatics, Telegraphy and Aviation.
