Sentence examples for embroiled in operations from inspiring English sources

It may have been brutal and bloody but it had a clear purpose – to oust the Argentinean invaders – and was over in just 10 weeks, unlike the eight and a half years the country has been embroiled in operations in Afghanistan.

Shortly thereafter Model was promoted to General der Panzertruppe (lieutenant general) and placed in command of XLI Panzer Corps, which was embroiled in Operation Typhoon, the assault on Moscow.

Many live in countries embroiled in conflict.

Australia's tax office was already embroiled in a major operation against suspected tax evaders.

Politicians from both the Liberal and Labor parties were embroiled in the allegations in Operation Credo which centred around Australian Water Holdings.

Mr Hayman, head of Scotland Yard's anti-terror operations, is embroiled in the controversy surrounding a raid on a house in east London in which a man was shot and injured, but later released without charge.

AARP (FORMERLY THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF RETIRED PERSONS) AARP's external marketing operation became embroiled in an internal controversy recently when it licensed the North Miami Beach Collection -- men's ultra-high-rise trousers designed to be belted at the sternum.

"The prosecution theory is of a fairly complicated and carefully planned military-style operation involving many people embroiled in a web of deceit," he said.

But Tyco began running up losses in a variety of operations, and Mr. Kozlowski later became embroiled in scandal over his compensation package, leading to a trial and his conviction.

But the company began running up losses in a variety of operations, and Mr. Kozlowski later became embroiled in scandal over his compensation package, leading to a trial and his conviction.

Obama offered specific security guarantees to Tokyo and stepped up US military co-operation with the Philippines, which is embroiled in similar disputes.