Sentence examples for operations to check from inspiring English sources
Today, a federal lawsuit and a Justice Department investigation continue against Sheriff Joe Arpaio of Maricopa County, who has been criticized for using stops for traffic offenses in a series of "crime suppression operations" to check people's immigration status throughout metropolitan Phoenix.
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It's heartening to read the 44-page decision, which sarcastically insults the Orange County, Florida, Sheriff's Department for launching absurdly over-the-top operations to check licenses of barbershops in the area.
Unfortunately, they did not provide for sufficiently strong supervision of this formidable and far-flung intelligence operation — to check the well-known tendency of all such agencies, operating in secrecy and under murky rules, to abuse their powers.
The soldiers will be camping on the mountain, and the operation to check the whole area could take some time, he added.
Greek police have stepped up efforts to catch illegal immigrants in recent months, launching a new operation to check the papers of people who look foreign.
Historian Roger Miller, who visited the airfield during this period, describes the airbase as having "a small operations office to check into and out of, a deteriorating and empty mess hall, and about twenty-odd other wooden buildings of World War II vintage".
Zanardi, a two-time CART champion and one of the circuit's most popular drivers, is scheduled to have a third operation today to check for fragments and infection.
Cardiff Airport said a snow plough will be in operation but to check with the airport for any schedule changes.
After drawing government scrutiny over improper foreclosures practices last fall, many big lenders have slowed their operations in order to check the paperwork, and in two dozen or so states they halted them for months.
One island on Maloelap Atoll, about 115 miles north of Majuro, appeared to be particularly vulnerable when Halston deBrum, MWSC's operations manager, went to check on its freshwater situation not long ago. .
