Sentence examples for assaults through from inspiring English sources

But he expressed concern about the marked escalation of allied assaults through civilian areas, where guerrilla raids have attacked troop convoys or checkpoints and left 10 American soldiers dead in the last three weeks.

The thought occurred that the skills that got Dernbach into the England one-day teams were his perceived ability to cope with such assaults through judicious use of a variety of deceptive slower balls and a pinpoint yorker, none of which had been very evident now.

Responding to growing expressions of resentment from Iraqi civilians who have been caught up in mass arrests or terrified by armored assaults through their neighborhoods and villages, Mr. Bremer said, "When we have military operations we try to show that we are not at war with the Iraqi people".

"I was collecting men's accounts of sexual assaults through social media," he recalls.

At a time where my social media feed is filling up with twitter hashtags like #WhyWomenDontReport and women coming out about their own sexual assaults through blog posts and social media in an effort to illustrate how many women go through this.  1 in 3.  Somehow that doesn't sink in that this means out of your own friends and family, that the 1 in 3 rate applies.

We examine how such data could be used nationally and locally to minimise assaults through: targeting prevention interventions at those communities and individuals most affected by violence; better planning of, and preparation for, holidays and events; and optimising the deployment of front line resources.

Transit officials said that 74 city bus drivers had been assaulted through September this year.

McDonagh offers a suave assault, through the bitter mother-daughter relationship, on the Irish faith in the sanctity of family.

Desperate for new tactics to lighten your wallet, they have launched a new assault through the mini-bar.

The signs, for example, that Germany was massing troops for an assault through the Ardennes were "abundant and distinct," Mr. May writes.

Instead of an assault through the roadside bombs, six battalions would drive in on parallel streets and set up checkpoints and search for weapons.