Sentence examples for rogue forces from inspiring English sources
Only President Boni Yayi of Benin, re-elected to a second term in March, appears unmenaced by rogue forces.
Many have instead been between the regular army of a state and "rogue" forces not under the control of any state.
Called the Club-K Container Missile System, it provides dangerous potential to rogue forces, says a Western arms-market consultant who has visited the manufacturer's facilities in Russia.Defensive technologies, of course, will also improve.
Mr. Nasrallah is tempering his position because he wants to avoid asking supporters to endure another war, said a former student activist who spends hours defending the party on Facebook, arguing, for example, that rogue forces, not Mr. Assad, are responsible for the "mistakes".
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Although significant reforms have been made to improve the transparency of U.S. detention practices, the detention practices of these rogue forces, like the rest of their conduct, is a black hole.
They've turned into a rogue force.
Heading the rogue force is Khalifa Hiftar, a former general who led rebel units in the uprising against Muammar Qaddafi.
Surely, and I use the word advisedly, the Met is now best described as a rogue force.
Critics — such as Nassim Nicholas Taleb, who famously likened TED speakers to "low-level entertainers" — tend to regard TED as a rogue force of idiocy, chasing ideas with a meat grinder while serious thinkers chew their leafy greens.
Since then, the veterans have become a rogue force in Zimbabwean politics, staging raids on the homes of opponents and beating and intimidating them, according to human rights groups and critics of the government.
