Sentence examples for preparing for operations from inspiring English sources

Senior American military and counterterrorism officials say they are preparing for operations to kill or capture the suspected perpetrators, though any American action will be politically delicate.

These rangers taking a break during training were preparing for operations in North Africa.

In March and April, the base began preparing for operations of the B-36, which arrived later in April.

The two British divisions were also unavailable; the 1st Airborne Division was preparing for operations in Northern Europe and the 6th Airborne Division was still fighting in Normandy.

In preparing for Operation Anaconda, American commanders sought to learn from the hard lessons of the Tora Bora battle in December, in which the United States relied on Afghan proxies who failed at both of their missions: pressing the attack and sealing escape routes of Al Qaeda fighters fleeing across the mountains into Pakistan.

Eight employees involved in preparing for operation of the new petroleum installation participated in the study, which involved the conduction of five workshops.

After a limited attack by the 2nd Canadian Infantry Division down the Laize valley on 12 13 August, most of the time since Totalize had been spent preparing for Operation Tractable a set-piece attack on Falaise.

That transformer was replaced last weekend and the machine was lowered back to operating temperature to prepare for operations to be resumed.

The Taliban fighters interviewed said that the top commanders removed a number of older commanders and appointed younger commanders who were good fighters to prepare for operations in Afghanistan in the coming weeks.

The missiles struck a region known as Datta Khel on the Pakistan-Afghanistan border where Taliban and Qaeda fighters prepare for operations against United States and NATO troops in Afghanistan.

There have been a number of reports that U.S. special-forces units have been stationed in neighboring Jordan for months, training with allied troops to prepare for operations to secure Syria's several dozen reported chemical-weapons sites in the event of the regime's collapse.