Sentence examples for supporting air from inspiring English sources

It said the Truman and the two other warships were part of the US-led coalition supporting air strikes against Islamic State forces in Iraq and Syria.

Eurocontrol, the European organisation for air navigation safety, said: "This incident highlights once again the importance of the robustness of the technical systems supporting air traffic management".

"I should point out that our Awac aircraft and our refuellers are supporting coalition air operations throughout the theatre, so while we aren't launching air strikes ourselves inside Syria, we are supporting air strikes by other coalition partners inside Syria.

The problem is, once you call in supporting air strikes, you're only as good as your spotters on the ground, the accuracy of the ordinance, etc. — that is, not perfect.

The government won Friday's vote comfortably, with the Conservatives, Liberal Democrats and Labour all supporting air support after it was requested by the Iraqi government.

This paper presents an optimization approach for dynamically scheduling aircraft operations and supporting air traffic controllers in both determining and implementing operationally feasible landing and departure times at an airport.

The retirement of the Hawker Hunters in 1994 ended its ground support capability, and a cut of one-third from the defence budget meant that plans for a second purchase of F/A-18s and supporting air-to-ground weapons (the reason the multi-capable Hornet was selected) had to be canceled, leaving both it and the F-5s in a strictly air-to-air role.

NASA currently operates 17 such satellites, Haynes says, which serve human health research and management in many ways, including through natural-disaster forecasting, mitigation, and response; ecological forecasting, including for HABs; supporting air-quality management and policy; and assessing water availability and quality.

"The UK has continued to support air strikes and provide arms, despite strong evidence that war crimes are being committed.

Labour's policy is currently that it would only support air strikes if certain pre-conditions are met, including UN authorisation.

Government ministers have been urged to phone members of the opposition to get them to support air strikes, after Jeremy Corbyn openly opposed the proposals.