Sentence examples for infiltrated back from inspiring English sources

Southerners specially trained in the North as insurgents were infiltrated back into the South along with arms and equipment.

Kurdish forces who supported the American campaign to overthrow Mr. Hussein moved into the group's former stronghold, but many of the group's fighters fled to Iran and then infiltrated back into Iraq, according to American intelligence.

Since all wells are used for intensive irrigation, the return irrigated water infiltrated back to the aquifer and acted as an artificial recharge, as in the area upstream of KSWTP.

The regiment remained in the area, taking part in General Giap's 1954 campaign season, until Vietnam was split into North and South Vietnam by the cease-fire, whereupon it infiltrated back to the north along Route One during broad daylight, leaving small cells of guerillas in the area.

Infiltrating back into the Portuguese colony in 1966, he founded Unita in a remote village in Moxico province and began military operations.

Militants have been infiltrating back into the area and the prospect of months of more fighting is undermining public morale, residents and officials said.

He added that Iran, in addition to allowing members of what Americans describe as a terrorist group, Ansar al-Islam, to infiltrate back into Iraq, was trying to intervene "in the internal affairs of Iraq in a way that the Iraqis do not find helpful".

Radical Shias, who complained that its earlier drafts would have let Baathists infiltrate back into government and perhaps even stage a coup from within, were oddly supportive of the final version; it may not be quite as forgiving as it would first appear.

The partially treated water is separated from the VOC vapor and infiltrates back to the water table.

Groundwater recirculation occurs when groundwater is pumped from an aquifer onto the land surface, and a portion of that water subsequently infiltrates back to the aquifer.

We know that the Khorasan group has attempted to recruit Westerners to serve as operatives or to infiltrate back into their homelands".