Sentence examples for operations target from inspiring English sources
While propylene is a normal product of the FCC process, conventional FCC operations target maximum gasoline yields and do not maximize propylene production.
Mobile sensor networks (MSNs) could play an important role in future applications such as rescue operations, target tracking, and environmental scanning.
Counter-terror operations target the enemy where they are, and take them out.
The DNC email hack "could have significant foreign policy consequences," as Edward Snowden tweeted in July, especially if similar operations target U.S. political elections or those of allied nations in the future.
But committing so many officers to going after renegade cab drivers whose crime hurts no one but politically connected taxi companies smacks of cronyism, and the sting operations target people who are presumably sorely in need of the income they get from driving a mustachioed car.
We investigated whether residents residing near uranium mining operations (target population), who are potentially exposed to toxicants from mining waste, have increased genotoxic effects compared with people residing elsewhere (reference population).
According to current and former American intelligence and military officials, secret operations in Lebanon have been accompanied by clandestine operations targeting Iran.
The eavesdropping on the EU delegation to the US, on K Street in Washington, involved three different operations targeted on the embassy's 90 staff.
He described a strategy that will focus the forces on "specialized operations targeted at the most dangerous terrorists," shifting the security burden to the Iraqis.
"The president endorsed an intensification of the campaign against Al Qaeda and its violent allies, including even more operations targeting terrorism safe havens," said one American official.
The Association of Chief Police Officers said there had been no change in national policy though it is known that individual forces often publicise operations targeting begging.
