Synonyms for operations
op·er·a·tions

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1. operations, trading operationsnoun

   financial transactions at a brokerage; having to do with the execution of trades and keeping customer records

   Synonyms:
   trading operations

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1. List of paraphrases for "operations":

   transactions, operation, operational, activities, action, actions, processes, functioning, opérations, transaction, operating, exploitation, business, ops, bombings, surgeries, activity, operationpkos, farms, holdings, exercises, missions, 'opérations, operate

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1. Royal Dutch Shell Plc:

   We believe this move sets the wrong tone for both parties to move forward and reach an agreement, we remain committed to continued safe operations and productive negotiations.

2. Stephane Jaquemet:

   Some communities may not be willing to sell or allow mining operations on their lands. There's pressure from these guys (criminal gangs) to take control of territory, and most of the time, communities don't want to get involved, and then they receive threats and are forced to move, the high pollution of their lands because of mercury and other chemicals used in mining is another element in displacement.

3. United States Navy:

   Just as the bombers at Guam are no longer consistently present there, United States Navy naval forces in the South China Sea are likely to carry out operations and activities in unusual patterns that are inconsistent with past, predictable patterns, united States Navy forces operate in the South China Sea on a daily basis.

4. Glenn Fine:

   I believe the time has come for me to step down and allow others to perform this vital role, the role of Inspectors General is a strength of our system of government. They provide independent oversight to help improve government operations in a transparent way.

5. Carolyn Maloney:

   By responding now, you will ensure that the Census Bureau does not need to send a census worker to your door, the Oversight Committee is closely monitoring the suspension of field operations and other developments to ensure that the Census Bureau takes all necessary steps to keep people safe while conducting a full, fair, and accurate census.