Sentence examples for forces diverted from inspiring English sources

When the UK began withdrawing from southern Iraq, the US wanted some forces diverted to Afghanistan.

It undermined the Atlantic alliance, contributing to tensions within NATO — which, hobbled by divergent national caveats and insufficient troops, did a poor job of taking over for United States forces diverted to Iraq.

Your report on the find by Colombian security forces diverts attention from the mounting evidence of President Álvaro Uribe's own links with rightwing paramilitary death squads (Laptop emails link Chávez to guerrillas, May 16).

The US air force diverted its largest cargo plane from Japan to bring in an 11-tonne amphibious icebreaking tractor from Prudhoe Bay, then came not one, but two Soviet ships, the icebreaker Admiral Makarov and a cargo ship, the Arsenev.

Therefore, the implementation of a "driving force" diverting the carbon flux from pyruvate to OAA appears to be inevitable.

The increased security measures the bombing has prompted will intensify stress on a force that is already stretched thin, and require that additional forces be diverted to security.

Earlier this year Kurdish forces reportedly diverted water supplies from the Mosul Dam.

They point out that local forces have diverted time and money to police late-night drinking, and have been given extra cash by the government.

In the recent past, Israeli forces have diverted nine such flotillas, all without incident, and peacefully boarded five of the ships in this week's convoy.

The rotations are designed to support American security in the Asia-Pacific region while other military forces are diverted to the Middle East.

A stalemate then ensued, and Japanese forces were diverted to Southeast Asia and to the Pacific theatre of World War II against the Western Powers and their allies beginning in late 1941.