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A former Libyan education minister and high-ranking member of Muammar Gaddafi's revolutionary committees, which were tasked with suppressing opposition, is the man arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to murder PC Yvonne Fletcher three decades ago, the Guardian has learned.

The elements of the corps which were tasked with security of the President of Croatia and ceremonial duties were reformed and the Honour Guard Battalion was established in their place.

Overnight Coad had ordered 3 RAR to take the lead the following morning and Green subsequently decided to send a company through Yongju to advance north as rapidly as possible, intending to push through the Argylls which were tasked with clearing the town.

Once enacted, the directive established special commissions, known as the "Abandoned Property Commissions" (Turkish: Emvâl-i Metrûke İdare Komisyonları) and the "Liquidation Commissions" (Turkish: Tasfiye Komisyonu), which were tasked with providing detailed information and appraising the value of assets "abandoned" by deportees under the guise of "safeguarding" them.

Admiral Fletcher (commanding the Yorktown task force) along with Captain Elliott Buckmaster (Yorktowns commanding officer) and their staffs had acquired first-hand experience in organizing and launching a full strike against an enemy force in the Coral Sea, but there was no time to pass these lessons on to Enterprise and Hornet which were tasked with launching the first strike.

Anglo Irish was eventually rebranded as the IBRC, which was tasked with winding down the bank's operations.

GMG is owned by the Scott Trust, which is tasked with ensuring the survival of the Guardian in perpetuity.

The majority of NSA employees work in SID, which is tasked with collecting data from communications systems around the world.

The C/T Coordinator briefly discussed his upcoming whitepaper on detainee issues, which was tasked to him by the EU Council.

When Martin was appointed archbishop of Dublin he handed over 65,000 files to the Murphy commission, which was tasked with investigating clerical child abuse in the Irish capital.

The raw data was then passed on to a panel of A-list nuclear physicists, headed by the future Nobel Prize winner Hans Bethe, which was tasked with interpreting it.