Sentence examples for the pace of operations from inspiring English sources

Mr. McCormack said the new actions apply only to Blackwater because it is the only company operating in and around Baghdad, where the pace of operations and the number of violent attacks are greater than elsewhere.

The pace of operations has quickened in recent days.

But it notes that actual spending could be $852 billion less than that if the "number of deployed troops is smaller and the pace of operations is diminished".

Company officials had said before the start-up that the pace of operations would be deliberate and prudent, and they repeated that message yesterday.

Colonel Collins also emphasized that the move does not affect the pace of operations of Afghan Local Police and Afghan special forces units that have already completed their training.

A32 Warning on Military 'Burden' Gen. Henry H. Shelton, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said the military faced "an unsustainable burden" caused by shrinking forces, old equipment and the pace of operations.

We've forced them to slow down the pace of their operations".

As the pace of drone operations has intensified in Djibouti, Air Force mechanics have reported mysterious incidents in which the airborne robots went haywire.

Gen. Henry H. Shelton, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, warned today that the military faced "an unsustainable burden" caused by aging equipment, shrinking forces and the pace of military operations.

Now, as the pace of military operations has increased, from the Balkans to the Persian Gulf, the Army plans to turn more and more to its 564,000 reservists and guardsmen to relieve the strain on its nearly 480,000 regular troops.

There was inevitably a slowdown in the pace of military operations, as Abu Ubaidah ibn al-Jarrah would move slowly and steadily and was a more cautious commander.