Sentence examples for force to aid from inspiring English sources

But Philip could afford to send only a minimal force to aid the Irish rebels.

They then assisted him in raising a Burmese military force to aid them in their 1942 invasion of Burma.

The article also misstated the source of $35 million to $40 million that a NATO official said would finance a task force to aid the effort.

When Sennacherib appeared in the west in 701, the rebellion collapsed; Egypt sent a force to aid the rebels but was defeated.

In 1997, Mr. Prince founded Blackwater as a private, for-profit force to aid the military, and he is wealthy enough to self-finance his race.

An Icelandic ship – part of a new European patrol force to aid migrants at sea – was towing the abandoned cargo vessel towards a port in the southern region of Calabria.

And the French said they would not use their forces to aid in recapturing the area above the 16th parallel.

But clearly the highest honors have gone to those who sent in forces to aid in Iraq -- a short list that includes Britain, Australia and Poland.

Defending five fortified compounds across the country, the security contractors would operate radars to warn of enemy rocket attacks, search for roadside bombs, fly reconnaissance drones and even staff quick reaction forces to aid civilians in distress, the officials said.

The British government was forced to aid rejuvenation of its own dye industry; one measure brought several companies together, later to become part of Imperial Chemical Industries (ICI), modeled after the Bayer and BASF combines in Germany.

Beneath the surface, there was a magic at work, and, in initiated hands, a mundane article might release its supernatural power, calling upon unseen forces to aid its owner.