Sentences with phrase «war zones such»

The pattern of operations in 2017 in what the Obama administration used to call areas «outside of active hostilities» (or active war zones such as Afghanistan, Iraq, and Syria) indicated that the US will continue the reinvigorated air campaign in these theaters in the coming years.

The budget also requests $ 12 billion in so - called Overseas Contingency Operations, or OCO, funding for extraordinary costs, chiefly in war zones such as Afghanistan, Iraq and Syria.

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The biggest spenders on such ads are large makers of online games such as King («Candy Crush»), Supercell («Clash of Clans»), and Machine Zone («Game of War»).

They also learned about how the cathedral's work continues today in war zones around the globe and through organisations such as the Community of the Cross of Nails.

The point is that there can be no such thing as meaningful arms control when weapons enter a war zone.

Aid organisations such as Oxfam and Médecins Sans Frontières reported to last month's symposium that dealing with water problems is becoming an increasing burden for them in war zones and they are raising their investment in engineering staff.

The rapid turnaround time of the test could be ideal for resource - limited situations, such as war zones, remote areas, and during emergencies, the authors say.

Cholera is particularly rampant where clean water is scarce such as in the developing world, war zones and areas reeling from natural disasters.

Educational sites are more than just places for learning to read and count; they can also serve as refuges from the psychological impact of living in a war zone and as centers to furnish health information and instruction in protective measures, such as ways to avoid land mines.

The road to hell has rarely been paved with such good intentions; director Sean Penn cast Charlize Theron and Javier Bardem as super-photogenic doctors falling in love and saving lives in African war zones, but the dialogue was so vapid and over-ripe that audiences giggled uncomfortably when they weren't averting their eyes from grotesque battle footage.

The movie also allows some well - known Chicago luminaries to weigh - in on the burgeoning crisis, such as Jesse Jackson («This is a state of emergency; this is what a war zone looks like.»)

Working in something called a sensitive compartmented information facility, Haddad is largely responsible for screening and evaluating potential intelligence agents to determine their suitability for high - stress positions, such as operating in a war zone, and to delegate who can be trusted with topsecret clearance.

Bad luck that in this war zone, such skills are two - a-penny.

Placed by the German Embassy in Washington, it reminded readers of the existence of the war zone and cautioned that «vessels flying the flag of Great Britain, or of any of her allies, are liable to destruction» and that travelers sailing on such ships «do so at their own risk.»

It covers a huge range of SEGA stuff; Fantasy Zone, Space Channel 5, Sakura Wars, and Virtual On all get nods, along with some obvious faces such as Sonic, and the usual console themed stuff (including a rather nice SEGA Saturn bag).

Provided mobile unit electrical system fabrication for structures shipped into war zones, such as Afghanistan, Iraq and other regions for the USMC, USAF and US Army.

The ESR Global Screening website offers U.S. businesses valuable information such as the limitations associated with international background screening, how international screening is very different from screening employers use in the U.S., and the problems associated with so - called «Red Zone» countries where war, political unrest, unreliable communications infrastructure, and lack of standardized procedures can affect screening.

I don't know that there is any such place as a «war zone».