Sentence examples for training for operations from inspiring English sources
Pakistan teems with al-Qaeda sympathisers and other jihadists training for operations in Kashmir and beyond.
Of particular concern, he said, was that extremists in Britain were still communicating with terrorist leaders in the tribal areas, looking to them for "guidance, ideas and, in some cases, training for operations".
General John Mukherjee, a former chief-of-staff to India's Eastern Command, says openly that the many Indian divisions stationed in the north-east are "devoted primarily to watching China and training for operations against China".Let's be friendsOn the ground, however, these worries look overblown.
The depot provided training for operations in Arctic conditions, with instruction in climbing snow covered mountains, cliff climbing, and small boat and canoe handling.
By December 1943 the division had returned to England and begun training for operations in North-West Europe under the supervision of I Airborne Corps.
In addition to technical training and patient education, it involves equipment selection, human resource training for operations and maintenance, reagent selection and purchase, and transportation infrastructure for moving samples and results between points of care and laboratory machines [ 21].
Training for Operation Puma culminated in landing exercises in the Hebrides from the Landing Ship, Infantry HMS Royal Scotsman.
The machine itself, however, is bulkier than the freehand devices and requires additional training for operation.
However, high selectivity techniques are costly and require specialized training for operation (Barr et al. 1999).
Generally, MS-based methods are regarded as the most selective measurement techniques currently available; however, these techniques are often complex and costly and require specialized training for operation (Barr and Needham 2002).
Daniel Benjamin, the State Department's counterterrorism coordinator, said in a policy talk last week that American-backed assaults by Yemeni forces on Al Qaeda may "deny it the time and space it needs to organize, plan and train for operations".
