Sentence examples for operations that target from inspiring English sources

Mr. Adachi has said that he was never involved in operations that target civilians and that the Japanese Red Army's most violent attacks predated his involvement.

It called for a reassessment of "military operations that target civilians in Israel" -- not in the West Bank or Gaza -- and urged those behind them to "stop pushing our youth to carry out these operations".

The report to Congress included stark language on Pakistan, saying that its "passive acceptance of insurgent sanctuaries, selectivity in counterinsurgency operations that target only Pakistan militants" and failure to interdict explosives smuggled across the border "continue to undermine security in Afghanistan".

Now that Britain is a part of the rag-tag coalition currently bombing Isis in Syria (including the USA, France, the UAE, Jordan, Saudi Arabia and Bahrain), British planes will take part in joint air operations that target Isis's infrastructure around strongholds such as the city of Raqqa.

Now that Britain is a part of the coalition currently bombing ISIS in Syria (including the USA, France, the UAE, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, and Bahrain), British planes will take part in joint air operations that target ISIS's infrastructure around strongholds such as the city of Raqqa.

The experts concluded that in July Rwandan Defense Force commanders operated alongside M23 during operations that targeted a U.N. base in Kiwanja and killed a U.N. peacekeeper.

The first is a sophisticated and well-financed operation that targets bloggers and secular activists in carefully planned attacks – a group once known as Ansarullah Bangla Team but recently renamed Ansar al Islam.

President Obama ordered airstrikes on June 15 against Islamic State, and thus began Operation Inherent Resolve, the US-led military operation that targets IS in Syria and Iraq.

During a hearing, it was revealed that these individuals and organizations had been placed in the databases because of a surveillance operation that targeted opponents of the death penalty and the Iraq war.

The money will be used to help fund three DUI checkpoints and 12 saturation patrols the department will conduct as well as 16 traffic-enforcement operations that will target distracted driving, speeding and pedestrian safety.

This significant police reaction was unsurprising, given that Project Brazen and Project Brazen II (the latter is still ongoing) are the two major police surveillance operations that largely targeted Rob Ford and his associates.