Sentence examples for which has attacked from inspiring English sources

He created the Back to Basics political action committee, which has attacked the governor in advertisements during this year's campaign.

Most of those interviewed were suspected of involvement in the insurgency, which has attacked both Afghans and their Western allies.

The meeting sparked an angry reaction from Beijing, which has attacked the spiritual leader as a "wolf in monk's robes".

The Turkish military said that it did not know who the jet belonged to, but the suspicion will fall on Russia, which has attacked rebels close to the Turkish border.

The polls on November 29th, for 11,130 mayors, councillors and town chiefs, saw big gains for the opposition Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) which has attacked the KMT's efforts to forge closer economic ties with China.

The star of the Walkers crisps adverts, Gary Lineker, has held talks with the brand about its relationship with the Sun newspaper, which has attacked him in recent weeks for his views on the refugee crisis.

There, the campaign against the Taliban is being led by Central Intelligence Agency drone strikes, which have attacked targets in North Waziristan on four of the last eight days.

Paul Ryan moved on Sunday to distance himself from criticism of the rightwing Republican groups which have attacked the bipartisan budget deal he helped engineer.

The letter details the plight of a farmer in Tanzania whose cassava crop has been infected by two diseases, which have attacked the leaves of the trees as well as the roots, which are the edible crop.

It is very evident, however, that the journals which have attacked France most violently are Liberal newspapers belonging to the Publishing Company of Spain, which is said, not without reason, to maintain excellent relations with the Government.

SandRidge has come under pressure by TPG-Axon and another large hedge fund, Mount Kellett Capital Management, which have attacked the company over what they called an onerous debt load, reckless spending and incoherent business strategy.