Sentence examples for operations in conflicts from inspiring English sources

Whichever of the two gets the top job, it will mean Britain's next military chief will have had direct experience of operations in conflicts in which the army has borne the heaviest burden.

As the IHFFC awaits the agreement of the Afghanistan and United States governments to proceed, we asked humanitarian organisations how, and if, the attack and subsequent investigation has changed the way they view frontline work, whether they will reassess operations in conflict areas, and if they are thinking differently about safety for their teams.

FAO is now scaling up its operations in conflict areas, working with humanitarian partners to reach vulnerable communities in remote locations by airlifts and trucks, to ensure maximum production from all of the nation's farmers, pastoralists and fishers.

The following week, the head of the Royal Navy said the country's operations in the conflict were not sustainable.

Computer Sciences says the deal calls for the unit to provide U.S. law enforcement personnel to support international civilian policing operations in global post-conflict areas.

Cyprus is already studying how Norway operates its sovereign-wealth fund to manage hydrocarbon riches for future generations.In an ideal world the discovery of gas in the eastern Mediterranean would provide a spur to co-operation in a conflict-ridden region.

In spite of this, only one Ranger operation in the conflict ever required an airborne landing.

"Although it is of course important that he have no involvement in Trump business operations, in order to avoid conflicts, he must also exit the ownership of his businesses through using a blind trust or equivalent," Norm Eisen, a former top ethics lawyer for Obama, told Politico.

Fascinatingly "Turkey" is more prominent than "Afghanistan," possibly due to the country's key location in supporting US and Nato operations in both theaters of conflict.

BAGHDAD — In the face of an armed rebellion by disgruntled Sunni Muslims against his Shiite-led government, Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki on Thursday urged dialogue to calm tensions but vowed to continue military operations in a growing sectarian conflict that he warned could lead to a civil war like the one raging in Syria.

"Since these restrictions have been on the books, they have limited the Executive's ability to manage military operations in an ongoing armed conflict, harmed the country's diplomatic relations with allies and counterterrorism partners, and provided no benefit whatsoever to our national security," the statement said.