Sentence examples for progress of operation from inspiring English sources

The scale of the alleged abuse was revealed on Monday in a National Crime Agency report on the progress of Operation Pallial, the criminal investigation ordered into north Wales care homes by David Cameron at the height of the sex abuse scandal last November.

The Pakistani military's Chief of Staff expressed his "complete satisfaction on the progress of operations and the achievements made so far," in a statement posted on the military's website Saturday.

Some operating microscopes are equipped with television cameras so the progress of the operation can be observed on a television monitor.

"The heavy I.E.D.'s they planted also slowed down the progress of the operation.

The terrorists had planted improvised explosive devices throughout the school, Major General Asim Bajwa, a spokesperson for the Pakistani Army who was tweeting the progress of the operation, said.

French troops backed by a helicopter traded fire with suspected rebels in Bangui on Friday as France's defence minister arrived in Central African Republic to check on the progress of an operation to stabilise the country.

For other countries such as South Africa, which had backed the principle of a new norm for intervention to prevent atrocities, the use of R2P for regime change in Libya – and the refusal of the P3 to report on the progress of the operation and its new parameters – were seen as betrayal.

Inspectors track the progress of the operation to ensure compliance with the permit conditions.

For 40 minutes, the president and his senior aides were kept updated of the progress of the operation.

The challenge in Sweden is that women make up only 5percentt of the military, as compared to 14.6percentt in the U.S. "The absence of female military in combat zones can slow the progress of an operation," argued Martin.

I see no difference between this and the President's plan to "stay the course". I am particularly disappointed that there are no credible benchmarks and no way to measure the military and economic progress of this operation.