Sentence examples for which raided from inspiring English sources

It was also a time of the vice squad, which raided gay bars.

In October 1939, after World War II had begun, Krancke took command of the pocket battleship Admiral Scheer, which raided Allied maritime commerce over the next two years.

He also appeared reluctant to investigate the outgoing administration of Taro Aso, which raided the fund last year just before it handed over power to Mr Hatoyama.

The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO), which raided the Consulting Association in 2009, said some of the details on the list appeared to have been provided by the security services or police.

Neither Belgium's police, which raided Med's old offices two years ago, nor Britain's government, which wishes the channel's fierce anti-Turkish polemic were broadcast from somewhere other than London, have been able to back Turkish claims that the channel is run by the PKK and financed by dirty money.It is clear that the PKK has quite enough money, dirty or not, to keep going.

But, he also said, for the time being he did not intend to disclose what the money was spent on, nor did he expect to stop using the pot.Mr Hirano also appeared reluctant to investigate the outgoing LDP administration led by Taro Aso, which raided the fund last year just before it handed over power to Mr Hatoyama.

He enthusiastically champions TrumpCare, which raids billions of dollars from Medicare, depriving the program of essential funding and giving Congressional Republicans the perfect excuse to call for cuts a few years down the road.

In Indonesia, the Asian palm civet, which raids commercial fruit farms, is often seen as a pest, so the growth in the kopi luwak industry encouraged local people to protect civets for their valuable dung.

Although clearly Westerners have helped save the mountain gorillas, it is Africans who bear the actual costs of conserving the apes, which raid farms and monopolize precious forests in addition to generating revenues from tourism.

Other military helicopters have been flown in reportedly from a US special forces facility at Kenya's Manda Bay base, from which raids on al-Shabaab militants in Somalia are launched.

These nobles built castles to control the area immediately surrounding them, and were both offensive and defensive structures; they provided a base from which raids could be launched as well as protection from enemies.