Sentence examples for operations for operations from inspiring English sources
Howard also served in a number of onshore positions, notably as deputy director of the Expeditionary Warfare Division under the chief of naval operations, senior military assistant to the secretary of the navy, chief of staff to the director for strategic plans and policy, and deputy chief of naval operations for operations, plans, and strategy (N3/N5).
U.S. Vice Admiral John Aquilino, deputy chief of naval operations for operations, plans and strategies, declined to comment about when the next patrols would take place.
The Germans inflicted considerable losses on the Partisans and captured extensive territory and population centres from them; however, they failed to eliminate them as a military factor and shortly afterwards had to undertake Operation Trio in the region immediately south of the area of operations for Operations Southeast Croatia and Ozren.
Candy collected from the Halloween drive ends up in packages that arrive for the December holidays, said Rich Hernandez, who helps oversee operations for Operation Gratitude in Los Angeles.
The concept of operations for Operation Coburg called for two infantry companies from 7 RAR to move by road with the rear echelon units in order to secure FSB Andersen, that had been established 1 km north of Trang Bom for easy access to Route 1.
Although there is no direct biological evidence for DCJ operations, these operations are very attractive because it provides a unifying model for genome rearrangement [ 12] and it is simple to compute the DCJ distance.
If after a periodic review of this arrangement it is felt that the CO is able to take over full responsibility for the operations, the Operations Director will no longer report to the CEC, and the Country Representative will determine whether the services of the Operations Director are needed.
King Abdullah II and his government, while working closely with Washington in counterterrorism operations and providing strategic support for operations in Iraq, try to keep that work secret.
The Pentagon's portion of the supplemental request includes $51 billion for military operations in Iraq, $11 billion for operations in Afghanistan and $4 billion for domestic security and to support allied efforts.
In the non-Indian community, critics of specific operations (or proposals for operations) have often cited concerns about their impact on local infrastructure or social relations; such concerns are the primary cause of the aforementioned compact payments negotiated between tribes and states.
Externalization activities can be classified into two groups according to the repetitiveness in the target operations: abstraction for operations that are not repetitive and generalization for operations that are repetitive.
