Sentence examples for orchestrating force from inspiring English sources

With Johnny Sexton not the orchestrating force that he had been in Ireland's earlier Six Nations games, Schmidt's side fell 12-0 behind in the first half.

At least one company, Hudbay Minerals, has been accused of orchestrating forced evictions of indigenous Guatemalans characterized by sexual assaults and arson.

They believe the conspiracy theory, popular in certain ethnic circles, that the insecurity in Nigeria is orchestrated by forces determined to make the country ungovernable for its first minority President.

Kenyatta, the first incumbent head of state to face the International Criminal Court, is accused of orchestrating ethnic violence that killed 1200 people and forced 600,000 to flee their homes.

It suggests the idea of unseen forces orchestrating events and steering outcomes, which is good for narrative but bad for the supposed purity of competition.

Catholics allege collusion between the largely Protestant police force and Protestant paramilitary guerrillas; Protestants say Catholics are orchestrating the nightly violence in city streets.

U.S. forces are orchestrating a regional intervention in Somalia to target al-Shabab, another al-Qaeda affiliate.

More recently, unidentified youths broke up an opposition event in the DRC capital of Kinshasa in September, a move Human Rights Watch today accused government security forces of orchestrating.

Eight years later the same rebels brought Alassane Ouattara to power, after five months of violence orchestrated by pro-Gbagbo forces, culminating in a two-week battle for Abidjan.

Sheikh Hasina herself came to power after orchestrating a series of strikes that eventually forced the government of Begum Zia to step down in 1996.

"They are not going to chase the terrorists in their strongholds," said Gerard Araud, the envoy from France, which orchestrated the new force.