Sentence examples for potential operatives from inspiring English sources

Since he had a major role in recruiting potential operatives and managing terrorist camps in Afghanistan, American officials say he knows the identifies of Al Qaeda agents across the world.

It says the US continues "to work closely with other nations on the threat from international terrorism" and "routinely" shares information with America's "key partners" in an effort "to disrupt terrorist plotting, identify and take action against potential operatives, and strengthen our defenses against potential threats".

"KSM was responsible for helping us identify two potential operatives" in the plot, the agency concluded in its rebuttal.

To better understand the potential operative risks of these new techniques, we used different geometric stems (straight stems, anatomical stems and neck preserving stems).

To describe how the US Navy integrates surgical resident training during hospital ship based humanitarian activities and discuss the potential operative and educational benefits during these missions.

The uptake of robotic surgery has led to changes in potential operative complications, as many surgeons learn minimally invasive surgery, and has allowed the documentation of such complications through the routine collection of intraoperative video.

Patient selection in this group is challenging, as the potential operative morbidity of an esophagectomy must be weighed against the expected clinical outcome after a redo esophagomyotomy or alternative procedures designed to salvage the native esophagus.

Given the uncertainty of potential operative complications caused by BEV, an interim analysis is planned after each additional cohort of 10 patients is included in the study.

It seemed better suited for interrogating potential Al Qaeda operatives.

The list included the White House and the Pentagon, which Bin Ladin wanted; the U.S. Capitol; and the World Trade Center, a target favored by K.S.M. Bin Laden quickly provided K.S.M. with four potential suicide operatives: Nawaf al Hazmi; Khalid al Mihdhar Walid Muhammad Salihh bin Attash, also known as Khallad; and Abu Bara al Taizi.

A general anesthetic is preferred as the use of a regional block could mask potential post-operative compartment syndrome.