Sentence examples for targeted missions from inspiring English sources

It has relied on its extraordinary intelligence, fed by a network of Palestinian informers, to send forces on targeted missions to capture or kill militants.

"Assuming the region doesn't get its act together in a serious way, I think the U.S. might find itself conducting targeted missions inside of Syria," said Katulis.

Chicago police busted up two South Side drug operations and arrested 38 suspected gang members to close out a pair of targeted missions earlier this week.

TheicePod system will be installed and operated on New York Air National Guard LC-130 aircraft during routine and targeted missions across Antarctica and Greenland as a shared community research facility providing data to scientists and educators globally.

The shadow culture secretary, Chris Bryant, criticised Whittingdale's proposal that the BBC's focus should be narrowed to a "more precisely targeted mission".

Whittingdale has said the charter review is looking at whether the broadcaster should continue to be "all things to all people" or have a more "precisely targeted" mission in terms of output.

Culture secretary John Whittingdale has said his review of the BBC would look at whether the broadcaster should continue to be "all things to all people" or have a more "precisely targeted" mission.

But ISIS, the Taliban, and al-Qaida have all successfully rebounded in the past after replacing senior leadership figures killed in "high-value targeting" missions.

During the update Canadian military officials disclosed photos taken by Canadian special operators during a surveillance and targeting mission on ISIS forces.

In theory their chief mission is to train Iraq's security forces, but in practice they will still do some fighting, in what Mr Obama called "targeted counterterrorism missions".

The overall design process and closed loop performance evaluation allows an increasing technology readiness level for target missions.