Sentence examples similar to rigged operations from inspiring English sources
But those fields pump at a much fuller tilt than Iraq's outmoded, jury-rigged operations.
PICTON CASTLE, New Zealand: Built in England in 1928, this white-hulled, square-rigged bark visits Operation Sail 2000 before setting off on an 18-month voyage around the world in November, with the officers and a carefully selected crew of 34.
Sure enough, a half-hour drive through the hills reveals several tiny operations where jerry-rigged conveyor belts carry coal to waiting lorries and workers scatter at the sight of an inquisitive foreigner.The incentive to continue mining is overwhelming, locals explain.
"The process is rigged," Mr. Ravitz said.
The process was plainly rigged.
They called the process political and rigged.
A whole generation of young people who have grown up in a grid of checkpoints, bunkers, army camps and interrogation centers, whose childhood was spent witnessing "catch and kill" operations, whose imaginations are imbued with spies, informers, "unidentified gunmen," intelligence operatives and rigged elections, has lost its patience as well as its fear.
Back in January in Bangladesh, its suspension of its election-observer mission and warning that supporting a rigged poll might jeopardise the army's involvement in UN peacekeeping operations played a large part in the cancellation of the vote.Mr Petrie had not intervened in any such dramatic way.
