Sentence examples for infiltrated from from inspiring English sources

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He had become increasingly critical of the role of foreign Islamic militants who have infiltrated from Pakistan to join, and some say hijack, the Kashmiri struggle.

U.S. intelligence estimated that in 1960 about 4,000 communist cadres infiltrated from the North; by 1962 the total had risen to some 12,900.

The long-running and bloody insurgency in Kashmir, the only Muslim-majority state under Indian administration, boils down to a matter of killing "Mossies" -- that is, Muslim insurgents infiltrated from Pakistan.

Sunday's attack was in the Swat Valley, until recently a tourist destination, where the military began an offensive in October to clear out militants who had infiltrated from strongholds on the Afghan border.

In a little-noticed aspect of the story, Israel also apologised to Egypt for the incident in August when its forces killed five Egyptian policemen in Sinai during a shootout with Palestinian fighters who had infiltrated from Gaza.

Bank filtration (BF) is a common technique for supplying drinking water, using the ability of the infiltration zone and aquifer passage to attenuate or degrade undesired substances that infiltrate from surface waters to groundwater abstraction wells.

Meanwhile, the militias continued to try to dislodge them, infiltrating from the more northern part of Sadr City.

"It was a good area until Operation Imposing the Law began to chase the terrorists and outlaws and they started infiltrating from Dora and Bayaa," he complained.

Until recently, the Marines, distributed among their many fixed positions, lacked the manpower to go after these caches and disrupt insurgents infiltrating from the east.

It was the first time a senior commander had stated so clearly that militant groups were not only infiltrating from across the border to attack but were also firing from positions inside Pakistan.