Sentence examples for the operations outlined from inspiring English sources

The operations outlined in the Abstract Vendor Module description falls into few categories which are not necessarily distinct: 1. public operations: are intended to be called in order to address client requests.

He was talking about Operation Fast and Furious, a fatally misconceived effort to fight drug-trafficking that had led some of his colleagues to lose guns deliberately.The operation, outlined in two congressional reports last summer, began in 2009 in the Phoenix, Arizona, field office of the ATF, which is under the Department of Justice.

Brian Solum (owner) and Derek Giesbrecht (advisor) are responsible for the design, building, and development of the daily operations outlined in this plan.

In September, BBC director general Tony Hall, who launched BBC News 24 and BBC News Online and went on to hold the post of chief executive of the news operation, outlined plans to move towards a mobile-focused streaming news service, called BBC Newstream.

As for Mr. Joumaa, the indictment announced Tuesday goes beyond the Europe-based operation outlined in the Lebanese Canadian Bank case.

The unit operations involved in the process are outlined as well as the modeling approaches that can be adopted.

All of the special operations missions outlined above, whether they are conducted directly or indirectly, in conjunction with conventional military forces or without them, are guided by the same principle: to resolve, as economically as possible, specific problems at the operational or strategic level that are difficult or impossible to address with conventional forces alone.

Personnel at each site (investigators and study coordinators) received web-based training in study procedures; the study operations manual outlined study conduct, quality control, and recruitment.

The more amazing "Operation Mincemeat" outlined the elaborate use of a floating corpse to spread disinformation.

ENFORCEMENT POLICY Effective August 2, 2013, FMCSA will no longer enforce 49 CFR 395.3(a)(3)(ii) against any driver that qualifies for either of the "short haul operations" exceptions outlined in 49 CFR 395.1 e)(1) or (2).

"This may necessitate plans for revisions to corporate structures of some institutions, which may include establishing clear lines between deposit-taking and other banking operations," the treasury outlined in its reforming financial markets paper in July 2009.