Sentence examples for organized air from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama has continued the war in Afghanistan, organized air support for the Libyan rebels, supported the uprising in Egypt, fought for sanctions against Iran and Syria, conducted drone strikes in sovereign nations such as Yemen and Pakistan, and sent Navy Seals into Pakistan to kill Osama bin Laden.

In this article, we study a holistic approach, consisting in designing across Europe a very organized air traffic system, as opposed to free flight, to reduce costs while maintaining safety.

Tasked with organizing air displays, he became convinced of the feasibility of towing gliders from powered aircraft which he proceeded to demonstrate with three liftoffs (with the glider pilot Gottlob Espenlaub) on April 12 , 1927 to the displeasure of his partner Antonius Raab.

In compensation, to show himself publicly a good Japanese, Mr. Tanimoto had taken on the chairmanship of his local tonarigumi, or Neighborhood Association, and to his other duties and concerns this position had added the business of organizing air-raid defense for about twenty families.

Three Farman III aircraft flew during the Reims Competition (Aug. 22 29, 1909), the first organized international air competition.

In descending order, major commands are organized into air forces, wings, groups, squadrons, and flights.

Mr. Koestler is here on a lecture tour for the benefit of the International Rescue & Relife Committee, a group organized to air displaced persons and internees.

The abiding stereotype -- thanks to "The Sopranos" but helped in no small measure by reality -- is that of a state that is a home to organized crime, air pollution and some of the world's worst views of the Statue of Liberty.

Some of the cardinals organized an air guitar competition, and one kept repeating the phrase "Oh wow" in tongues.

He also organized open-air pop concerts on the grounds.

A nephew of Chaim Weizmann, Israel's first president, and a member of Israel's pioneer generation, Mr. Weizman served in the British Air Force in World War II and helped organize the air wing of the Haganah, the Jewish armed force during the British Mandate in Palestine.