Sentence examples for operations on the part of from inspiring English sources

For during this time, The Emirates were working closely with Israel to secure their borders, protect their oil wells, and prepare themselves for eventual destabilizing operations on the part of Iran!

We wish, however, to make it clear that, in the future too, possible operations on the part of Europol must take place through intergovernmental cooperation.

The latest salvage operation on the part of condo developers is far from a sure bet, however.

Yet a willingness to pay large sums does not guarantee co-operation on the part of the parents or their children.

Our actions would only be involuntary if they were produced by external causes alone, without any co-operation, on the part of our wills, with external causes.

Although the merger is going through smoothly, as a result of the exercise of tact and co-operation on the part of all the local authorities and between and within all the political parties ... .....

In the matter both of research and treatment, the Directors feel that they cannot too strongly urge the advantage of the fullest co-operation on the part of all the members of the Hospital and Dispensary Staff Medical and Surgical and Specialists.

Air and gas drilling operations are different from traditional mud drilling operations and require more intensive attention on the part of the on-site drilling operation supervisor.

A tight standard deviation in a generic process usually implies high cost (for example, high manufacturing cost) due to additional (manufacturing) operations, slow processing rates, additional care on the part of the operator, and a need for expensive measuring and processing equipment.

The lack of publicity surrounding Operation Enduring Freedom Philippines (OEF-P) reflected both the nature of indirect special operations and a mutual desire on the part of the Philippines and United States not to incite a public or political backlash through more aggressive, visible, direct, and conventional military support.

The policy issues that loomed large in Afghanistan where ISFs' use of highly controversial health 'hearts and minds' operations sowed distrust and anger on the part of health sector actors who saw this strategy as undermining the impartiality of indigenous health care institutions and turning seeking of health care services into a political act on the part of civilians [ 26].