Sentence examples for powerful outfit from inspiring English sources

In stepped a powerful outfit called the Centre for the Combatting of Unfair Competition.

Slowly but surely his group, which may number 10,000-20,000 fighters and leads the Syrian Islamic Front, a coalition of like-minded rebel groups, has become the most powerful outfit battling against President Bashar Assad.Ahrar al-Sham's success is partly due to its fighters' discipline and ability, qualities that have enabled Syria's Islamist rebels to outgrow the fractious secular ones.

Put that down to hotel owners' enthusiasm for blowing up perfectly good buildings and replacing them with fake tropical islands and European cities.The most powerful outfit in the state is the 51,000-strong culinary workers' union, which represents hotel and casino employees.

It was won by Russia, who have of course sent a strong team to defend their title with Peter Svidler and Alexei Dreev on the top two boards.However, there are a number of other very powerful outfits here and amazingly after three rounds the Russians were on 50percentnt having beaten Croatia but then drawn with Azerbaijan and lost to France.

The ATU soon became the best-equipped - and ultimately the most powerful - outfit in Taylor's security apparatus.

The powerful racing outfit Godolphin came under scrutiny after it was revealed that 11 of its horses had tested positive for anabolic steroids.

Ganesh Gaitonde, the "hero", is loosely based on Chhota Rajan, the (Hindu) gangster who left his Muslim bosses to set up a powerful rival outfit.

Reach out to Palestinians as neighbours who deserve political rights") to impart to the American Israel Public Affairs Committee AIPACC), the powerful lobbying outfit for Israel, to which even Obama must now genuflect.

One is that he is in essence a man of peace, trying hard to make a deal with India over Kashmir and to rein in the militants who stalk his land and who have sympathisers in the upper echelons of his army and its powerful Inter-Services Intelligence outfit, the ISI.

At 36-4 up, Stephen Kearney's men looked like heading for a convincing victory, but the way in which they caved in to a powerful Samoan outfit in the final 30 minutes will be of concern ahead of their final two group games against France and Papua New Guinea, and even stronger challenges ahead.

Whereas Ansar al-Sharia has vanished, at least for the time being, two other powerful Islamist outfits in Benghazi, the February 17th Martyrs group and another one called Rafala al-Sahati, have been given licences to operate under new commanders answerable to the national army.