But Justice Stevens said Congress clearly intended the money-laundering statute to capture "gross revenues from the sale of contraband and the operation of organized crime syndicates involving such sales".
Moreover, we also found that the burden of operation for organizing task-related information decreased when performing user support service.
Operations research, also called operational research, application of scientific methods to the management and administration of organized military, governmental, commercial, and industrial processes.
Later discussions of the systems in which items of information and intellectual operations are organized have made fuller use of the resources of logic and mathematics.
The operation in New York City opened 36 years ago to generate revenue and diminish the influence of organized crime on gambling.
There is growing evidence provided by a number of recent studies suggesting that the chemical analysis of human scent could considerably improve the effectiveness of search and rescue operations (USaR) organized after disasters entailing building collapses (e.g., earthquakes, tropical storms, explosions).
They may be filled by different people in succession, each of whom may carry out projects while filling the position, but they are necessary for the continued operation of the larger organizing framework of which they are a part.
Before Operation Gatekeeper, organized crossings of thousands at a time occurred nightly in urban border towns such as San Diego or El Paso.
Colonel Popovic, chief of security of the Drina Corps, was one of the central figures who helped to plan and organize the killing operation, separating men, organizing convoys and showing up at the major killing sites, the judges said.
Thus, manufacturing and trading were generally small-scale operations, organized on the basis of household or family.
