Sentence examples for operations linked to from inspiring English sources
But its activity description is vague and dozens of other well-known operations linked to the agency are nowhere to be found.
Frankfurt brokers are already worried that Nasdaq's European operations, linked to iX, will be based in London and will take business from Frankfurt.
Western governments have concluded that many of the terrorist operations linked to Mr. bin Laden are being run by a very senior lieutenant in Europe whom officials would not name.
Fallon is exploring whether the Coal Authority, the publicly owned successor body to the National Coal Board, might take over assets or operations linked to Daw Mill in order to allow the rest of UK Coal to escape financial crisis.
Although this company had not stopped paying its clients, the government and prosecutors had long suspected it of having ties with money-laundering operations linked to the drug trade.
These figures, given in Table 2 are obtained by only counting the multiplication/additions operations linked to the scalar product computation and by only retaining the dominant termse (more detailed complexity figures are provided for some algorithms in Appendix).
Seven other people were arrested in Brighton yesterday in a police operation linked to the July 21 attacks.
The apparent mistake lent an amateur quality to what the Moroccan authorities are calling a highly coordinated terrorist operation linked to a sophisticated international terrorist network.
American officials have said the attack, carried out by Task Force 20, a Special Operations force, was based on information that the convoy was involved in an operation linked to fugitive Iraqi leaders.
When their names showed up on the passenger manifest for Flight 77, the information provided one of the first clues pointing to a terrorist operation linked to Al Qaeda and Osama bin Laden.
Officials later said two members of the Saudi security forces and two suspected gunmen were killed in a shootout in Buraidah in the Qassim region in a security operation linked to the al-Ahsa shooting.
