Sentence examples for operations move from inspiring English sources

Drug cartels along America's southern border, whose smuggling operations move contraband and people into the United States, might come to make common cause with terrorist or militant organizations to bring in weapons or bomber makers.

Just to give you one example of this, if the Herne Bay and Whitstable delivery offices close and their operations move to Canterbury, some eight miles away, then this could mean in the region of 1.5m extra miles of road journeys per year for staff going to and from work and for customers forced to pick up their undelivered mail.

As American military operations move toward what could be the first deployment of Western troops on former Soviet soil, Russia's policy of giving the Western war on terrorism full moral support -- and so far not much else -- is about to hit a dead end.

Would ORI's operations move to the Department of Health and Human Services's (HHS's) Office of Inspector General (OIG)?

As process systems continue to become more complex and operations move into remote and harsh environments, traditional risk analysis may no longer be sufficient.

In the Minimalist program, syntactic operations Move and Agree, which involve a Probe-Goal relation, are motivated by the deletion of an uninterpretable feature on the Probe.

After brass operations moved elsewhere, other industrial operators moved in and the place was a working factory until 1986.

From July to September, 3rd Battalion operated all throughout the I Corps area of operations, moving its command post to ten different locations.

The research center's operations moved to Cornell University in 1978.

Much of the State Department's press operations moved to a school near Camp David.

Mining operations moving into preserved lands that protect drinking water supplies are contentious issues anywhere.