Sentence examples for mounted with the help of from inspiring English sources

Abdel Hakim Belhaj and his wife, Fatima Boudchar, were the victims of a so-called rendition operation mounted with the help of MI6.

The presented method involves the use of a hemispherical shell mounted with the help of a frame over the head of the patient.

Saadi's family, including three younger siblings, were bundled aboard an aircraft in Hong Kong and flown to Libya in March 2004 following a rendition operation allegedly mounted with the help of MI6.

He said that the Bahamian government was first alerted Tuesday by residents of Great Inagua and that a rescue operation was mounted with the help of a helicopter from the United States Coast Guard.

A former Libyan dissident who was abducted and flown to one of Muammar Gaddafi's prisons in a so-called rendition operation mounted with the help of MI6 has started legal proceedings against Jack Straw, who was British foreign secretary at the time.

Tony Blair has refused to personally apologise to the Libyan dissident Abdel Hakim Belhaj, who was tortured in a jail in Libya following a rendition operation mounted with the help of MI6, saying he knew nothing about the case until after he left office.

In the last few years Gagosian has mounted numerous exhibitions with the help of museums, including a strong Helen Frankenthaler retrospective that included her greatest work, Mountains and Sea, loaned from the National Gallery in Washington.

The Gulf is double, for, in the same circuit, Mount Setium,32 with the help of the Isle of Blascon,33 which is situated near by, juts out and thus marks off two gulfs.

The College Athletes Players Association, which would represent players in the event of unionization, mounted its own campaign with the help of United Steelworkers, but Northwestern has direct control over the players, and thus has the greater power to persuade.

Mr. Yanukovich, whose political career was thought to be over after he lost the presidency in 2004, mounted an unexpected comeback last year with the help of an American political consultant, Paul J. Manafort.

Kiarra, 7, who has cerebral palsy, stood up from her wheelchair, scaled three pink steps and mounted Hot Diggity's saddle with the help of Ms. Anderson and two other volunteers.