Sentence examples for forces handled from inspiring English sources

There were no government casualties and one civilian was lightly wounded, according to the province's police chief, Gen. Dulat Khan Zadran, who said Afghan forces handled the attack without ISAF support.

The Afghan security forces handled the response to the attack on Tuesday with little visible support from NATO troops, other than some surveillance about two hours into the attack, when Black Hawk helicopters circled the building where the assailants were holed up, but did not fire.

A Tunisian radio reporter at the scene said security forces handled the body of the slain attacker with extreme care, apparently in case he had been carrying explosives.

The IPCC warned there were wide discrepancies in the way forces handled complaints, with some probing 70percentt, while others used more informal procedures known as "local resolutions" in the majority of cases; where police officers call or meet with complainants in a bid to resolve their grievances in minor cases.

The 96-page report, released Wednesday by the Rideau Institute and the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, investigates how the Canadian Forces handled the transfer of hundreds of detainees to local authorities during the military mission in Afghanistan, in particular whether Canadians knowingly delivered prisoners into the hands of torturers.

The IPCC warned there were wide discrepancies in the way forces handled complaints, with some probing 70percentt, while others used more informal procedures known as "local resolutions"—where police officers call or meet with complainants in a bid to resolve their grievances in minor cases in the majority of cases.

American forces handle almost all of the night raids.

By agreement, the armed forces handle investigations concerning their uniformed personnel.

They mainly call for clear guidance for all British forces handling prisoners, including an absolute ban on hooding.

The disturbing case has raised questions about how international peacekeeping forces handle suspected abuses by their soldiers.

Both bills are expected to be debated this autumn.The portents are good; both President Barack Obama and Chuck Hagel, the secretary of defence, are also pushing for a change in the way the armed forces handle such cases.