Sentence examples for targeted in operation from inspiring English sources

The murdered man was one of a large group of the Monk's associates targeted in Operation Alpha the first major investigation launched by the Criminal Assets Bureau shortly after it was set up in the aftermath of the murder of investigative reporter Veronica Guerin in 1996.

As for their presence in the building targeted in Operation Aston, where other men were clearly willing to fight and die, "they both maintain that they weren't there for terrorist purposes", says a source close to the men.

Referring to where he was going to put the "wedge", and who could be put in his "squeeze box", Lamb drew up "Restricted Target Lists" – the names and details of those Iraqis that could not be targeted in operations because they were talking to the military.

One US official, speaking to Reuters on condition of anonymity, said the al-Shabaab leader targeted in the operation was neither captured nor killed.

A secret briefing note accidentally shown to the media yesterday outside Downing Street by the UK's former top counter-terrorist officer Bob Quick, said 10 of those targeted in the operation were on student visas.

Rough sleepers and beggars in central London have been targeted in an operation involving the police and the UK Border Agency.

But it also means that some of the soldiers at camps targeted in special operations could be children.

The White House said Farouq and Gadhan were not specifically targeted in the operations, nor did the U.S. have information indicating their presence at the sites.

In all, communications from more than 60 countries were targeted in this particular operation, with other names listed in the GCHQ documents including Mohamed Ibn Chambas, the current African Union-United Nationspecial special representative for Darfur, as well as multiple African heads of state.

Florida was one of the states targeted in this sting operation and last year I blogged about how Florida was considering whether to regulate or ban this practice.

Senior Sinn Féin members, the including former IRA hunger striker Raymond McCartney, were still being targeted in secret surveillance operations until the 2000s, he said.