Sentence examples for threat of operation from inspiring English sources
The Allies were forewarned by Ultra signals intercepts and although the offensive continued until 13 August the threat of Operation Lüttich had been ended within 24 hours.
Self-defence on the part of the intervening states would require more specific indications of an imminent threat of terrorist operations emanating from IS in Syria and amounting to an armed attack against them.
In the event of contingency, the most serious threat to operation and control of power system is insecurity.
"Tal's invention has taken away the looming threat of a major operation that was hanging over me for so long," he said.
But he said the local talks would continue without the threat of interrupting port operations.
They also use the threat of moving manufacturing operations abroad to get their way in collective bargaining negotiations.
He also repeated his veiled threat of a wider army operation if the ceasefire failed: "I know there are citizens expecting a more severe military action, and perhaps we shall need to do so".
He has also, through the not-so-veiled threat of cross-border ground operations, put pressure on the Pakistani Army to pursue militants in the tribal areas even as the army has continued to struggle with relief from the catastrophic floods this summer.
The reason for this was that the decline of the Himmelbett procedure, the introduction of the broadcast procedure Zahme Sau, and the growing threat of RAF intruder night fighter operations, had necessitated the need for another pair of watchful eyes to the rear.
It shortens the residence time of gas oil and raises the separation efficiency to almost 98%%, but the high pressure drop is a threat to stable operation of the process.
Jim Burkhard, director of oil market analysis at Cambridge Energy Research Associates, said it was unlikely that Iraq would become an important member of OPEC until it was able to increase production steadily without a threat of sabotage to its oil operations.
