Sentence examples for such operatives from inspiring English sources

And disclosure would be mandated for political front groups and money megamachines already being set up by such operatives as Karl Rove, the Bush campaign guru.

With nine candidates competing for the Democratic presidential nomination, the early voting states of Iowa and New Hampshire are overrun with such operatives.

Such operatives are likely to be technologically savvy, small and decentralized.

There are an estimated 4,000 such operatives working for the agency at any given time, according to a 2005 report by the Department of Justice.

The idea, one such operative in Russia said, was to "hook" Wiswell, so that he would not do "unexpected things".

In the 18th century, with increasing knowledge of anatomy, such operative procedures as amputations of the extremities, excision of tumours on the surface of the body, and removal of stones from the urinary bladder had helped to firmly establish surgery in the medical curriculum.

Curiously enough, the opposition to such operative procedures which continued with such intensity for so long, seems to have suddenly diminished because several surgeons have broken loose from tradition and have satisfied themselves that by operation alone can the greatest measures of success be obtained.

Posterior column osteotomies allow for increased mobilization of the spine and correction in both the sagittal and coronal planes, but surgical time and blood loss increase with performance of osteotomies, and such operative intervention may be considered hazardous in elderly patients, given their increased risk for cardiovascular morbidity [ 1, 5, 8].

Data on the operative procedure and the post-operative period such as operating time, intra-operative complications, post-operative need for analgetics and duration of the hospital stay were obtained from patient records.

Secondary outcomes will be maternal outcomes such as operative delivery (operative vaginal delivery, Caesarean section), need for analgesia (epidural, remifentanil, pethidin), post-partum haemorrhage ≥ 1000 ml and severe perineal injury (third- or fourth-degree perineal tear).

This wasted the men's specialist skills, risked their safety on operations that did not justify the use of such skilled operatives, and threatened the vital gathering of intelligence.