Sentence examples for behind the capture of from inspiring English sources
On Congolese television, Mr Kabila accused Rwanda of being behind the capture of Bukavu, and vowed to "mobilise our resources and men and finances" to retake the city.
Ben Wrigglesworth had been working with the Foxes for three-and-a-half years and as well as identifying Mahrez, who with 14 goals has been among the stand-out players in Leicester's remarkable season, was also understood to have been behind the capture of N'Golo Kante and several youth prospects.
The Islamic State's attacks on the formerly-dominant Free Syrian Army brigades came from behind, and led to the capture of rebel strongholds in northern Syria and the execution of their commanders.
ISIS' attacks on the formerly-dominant Free Syrian Army (FSA) brigades came from behind, and led to the capture of their strongholds in rebel-held northern Syria, and the execution of their commanders.
Stephany Seay, media coordinator of the Buffalo Field Campaign, believes that the real story behind the IBMP is the capture of federal bison policy by a politically powerful interest group: the livestock industry.
Following the progress of B and D Companies, C Company was moved up behind them and with the capture of final objective they immediately commenced an assault on Hill 317, capturing 10 prisoners for no loss.
Vermes' lineup could still use some additional width and pace on the flanks, despite the signing of both Brad Davies and Justin Mapp in the off-season, with a lack of attacking depth behind Dwyer still a concern (although the capture of 19-year-old Daniel Salloi might ease that).
That means the gang will be under pressure to send money out to some of the underlings to keep them happy, and those kind of people often turn out to be the weak links.' It was a combination of failing to keep a low profile and a weak link that led to the capture of the gang behind the £26m gold bullion Brinks Mat in 1983.
Two days later, Mr. Elgindy put out another press release, saying that he had forwarded to the F.B.I. and the Securities and Exchange Commission "many Internet posts and messages that may have relevance on this tragedy and the capture of the responsible parties behind it". He also asked that investors refrain from selling short the stocks of any United States companies or the United States dollar.
Two days later, Mr. Elgindy put out another press release, saying that he had forwarded to the F.B.I. and the Securities and Exchange Commission "many Internet posts and messages that may have relevance on this tragedy and the capture of the responsible parties behind it".
