Sentence examples for operations that would be from inspiring English sources

Police departments have been itching to get their hands on drones for surveillance operations that would be far more expensive if carried out by humans.

If all the funding was taken up by large-scale commercial operations, that would be against the spirit of what is being intended.

"The principle of restraint is not just for cyber operations that would be conducted by CYBERCOM, but by NSA as well.

It also needs staging areas in Pakistan to carry out the sort of rapid and repeated commando operations that would be needed to capture or target Mr. bin Laden.

Consequently, I suggest that it is impossible at this time to make any judgement beyond pure guesswork about the effect of the barrages, the channel and the filling/discharging operations that would be involved in building this project.

For example, the turmoil could generate "a lot more start-up agencies," Mr. Nadal said — more nimble operations that would be more comfortable with social media and other new ways of reaching consumers than "the organizations that have been around for 100 years".

Officials said the terrorist operatives were overheard talking about an operation that would be even bigger than the Sept. 11 hijackings.

"Because we had taken a number of decisions to soften the impact of our operational action and not conduct our usual early-morning arrest operation – that would be normally be customary, normal practice – we were not able to trace Green, so we sought Mr Cameron's help," Quick said.

As they approached their destination, the crews assumed they were on an operation that would be uneventful.

He may be tempted to continue indefinitely with the compromise, while shying away from the ground operation that would be required to obliterate the TTP's safe havens.

Despite the size of its military commitment to Indochina, this was to be a British military operation that would be kept out of sight, and largely out of mind.