Sentence examples for believed hijacked from inspiring English sources

Amid increasing public unrest after the original vote in August, where IT systems were believed hijacked and reporting of results was delayed, three voters brought the case in an emergency effort to stop the rerun, claiming electoral officials cannot ensure the polls will be free, fair, and credible.

Not exactly evidence of the litigious scourge of fee-hungry human rights lawyers we have been led to believe hijacked the field at the expense of a more "responsible" society.

He says she regarded the Terri Schiavo case as "the latest outrage from the extremists who she believed had hijacked her beloved Republican Party" and adds that she was deeply distressed over the administration's efforts to undermine judicial independence.

Shortly afterward, the police believe, he hijacked a white tow truck several blocks north of the courthouse.

As the federal investigation into the attacks began to unfold today, agents zeroed in on Central and South Florida, where some of the pilots believed to have hijacked the planes that carried out the attacks were thought to have ties.

Mr. Mueller said today that some of the 19 men believed to have hijacked the planes on Tuesday were in the United States in violation of the immigration laws or the terms of their visas.

The Constitutional Court, Germany's highest court, began hearing a challenge to a law that authorizes the defense minister to order the shooting down of a civilian airliner if it is believed it was hijacked for a 9/11-style terror attack.

Mr. Garfanji is believed to have hijacked a half-dozen ships and used millions of dollars in ransom money to build a small infantry division of several hundred men, 80 heavy machine guns and a fleet (a half dozen) of large trucks with antiaircraft guns — not exactly typical pirate gear of skiffs and grappling hooks.

18 Two of the men believed to have hijacked the jet that crashed into the Pentagon were known to the authorities as associates of Osama bin Laden and had been sought in the United States since August by the F.B.I. 7 Federal authorities reveal an apparent case of mistaken identity in the investigation of the hijackers.

Two of the men believed to have hijacked the plane that crashed into the Pentagon on Tuesday were known to the authorities as associates of Osama bin Laden and had been sought in the United States since August by the Federal Bureau of Investigation, law enforcement and intelligence officials said today.

He believes immigration has hijacked the debate around whether to leave the EU or not.