Raids

Barbarian tribes had been moving westward across Europe since the mid-third century and may have made raids on Britain around this time.

The raids, he said, are hindering business, unsettling the local Chinese community to the point that many workers had gone into hiding.

In this case, it was the swell of an emergency siren, like those used for air raids or tornadoes , which I've never heard before in Beijing.

A family informs on its enemy, the U. S. kicks down the door the next day, and there may be shooting because of the raids.

A few weeks ago, a boy was shot in the arm and a girl was killed with a bullet to the head during one of these raids.

Witnesses say many of the raids appeared to be close to a military compound where Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi may be hiding.

The Islamic religious authority, like the police, can also carry out raids among the Muslim community to identify wrongdoing against Islam.

Invisible ink, pinpricks and indentations on letters were all used to convey details of troop movements, bombing raids and ship-building.

Libyan air raids in the West began, the British Ambassador in Libya, had been called home, now is not the British diplomats in Tripoli.

Paul Whitehouse, GLA chairman, said the organisation expected to stage about 30 surprise raids during the next 18 months.

During the First World War, Zeppelins were used in bombing raids over England and France. They were referred to as "terrors of the sky" .

But those campaigning for sex-workers' rights have objected, fearing that this might give the police a pretext to renew the raids.

Thinking that he was a German and infuriated by raids on civilian targets in London, they beat him to death.

Frequent Ibama raids had made ranchers "reluctant" to illegally clear land on which to expand their herds, said the rancher.

The Israeli army said the raids were a response to the launching of a Qassam rocket earlier this week.

Its quantity indicated that at least some of it was taken by force, perhaps in raids on northern Europe or Scandinavia, he said.

Protective reaction was just a euphemism for the bombers to stage raids over that country.

With the help of the Chinese authorities, she said, Coach had seized millions of counterfeited products in thousands of raids.

In the wide spaces of eastern Europe, towns needed to be able to defend themselves against raids by Turkish or Tartar horsemen.

They would pass through the Japanese lines if ordered to do so, engage the enemy in the most dangerous raids.

And there has been a fivefold increase in night raids by allied special forces against Taliban commanders.

There had been no Russian raids since the one which had destroyed the village.

Police had conducted raids on his associates, which may have made him think they were closing in.

Cattle raids take place in other South Sudanese states too, but nowhere is the habit as deadly as in Jonglei.

Mr Karzai said his government had repeatedly asked the United States not to carry out air raids that risk killing Afghan civilians.

It's a gush of battle details from the front lines - from a reported assassination attempt on Hamid Karzai to raids gone wrong.

That means that "bear raids" to drive down the share prices of these institutions can be self-validating.

But he is not known to have been targeted personally either by the Pakistani government or in the American raids.

No one was charged in the raids and police did not identify the businesses or the owners involved in the operation.

Tuesday's raids are part of an investigation that began a year ago.

On a smaller scale, these operations and targeted raids continued at least through mid-August.

Now it was the weapons of finance that he used, cornering shares and launching blistering bear raids to beat off equally merciless rivals.

However this oath once when the dark cloud covered with the storm raids is read out.

But the air raids failed to defeat the rebels, Ugandan ground troops never arrived, and Mr Kony and his closest LRA friends escaped.

biting teakettle - Mr. Weasley turned up a couple of these on one of his nighttime raids (CS3).

It was not used in other countries which suffered raids from Scandinavia, and Western observers gave the raiders many different names.

The raids are expected to continue over the next few days.

During raids of 10 buildings in and near Frankfurt on March 30, the police seized a machine that they think was used to reassemble coins.

The charges announced Friday are the culmination of a lengthy inquiry which led to dramatic dawn raids in five countries in 2005.

Last Wednesday Turkey's chief of general staff, Necdet Ozel, announced that at least 250 rebels had been killed in the raids.

At least 170 people have been killed in bombings and raids on western and security related targets in recent weeks.

She raids my pantry and hauls away all the canned goods to throw into the big box in her school hallway.

The message came hours after Nato carried out one of its heaviest daytime raids on Tripoli so far.

was not the only site affected by the raids. In addition, the police took down trackertdt. com, a sister site of todotorrente. com.

No, Wal-Mart did not authorize illegal immigration raids at its stores.

The Serbian army, living in quarters nearby, sustained some of its heaviest losses in the air raids .

Many Iraqi Kurds do not believe Turkey's claim that it is motivated only by the raids of PKK fighters.

At least eight people died in City of God in 2008 in the initial raids by the police.

If that's not enough to keep you away, there's also the prospect of illegal activities, dodgy taxis and occasional police checks and raids.

He said that Du Zhaoyu, who was killed in the air raids, is an outstanding son of the Chinese people.

Recent cattle raids in northern Kenya have left scores dead, with unprecedented numbers of women and children among the victims.

The U. S. military's only "kinetic" actions on African soil were selective airstrikes and commando raids on terrorists in Somalia.

Nato says it's destroyed guard towers around a compound used by the Libyan leader Colonel Gaddafi in two air raids on the centre of Tripoli.

To cerebellum, no matter what raids is one of its characteristics.

The targets of Israeli bombing raids in Gaza now includes smuggling tunnels, as well as a top Hamas security installation.

Resentment toward the police has also grown amid the recent spate of overnight raids and perceptions of corruption.

You could see them any day in the city of Changchun, then cut off from Mukden by Communist raids against the railway.

As bear raids can be self-validating, they ought to be kept under control.

Within hours, late on April 26th, the counter-offensive was halted, at least temporarily, by air raids.

They now scour the land, watching out for settler raids.

Nigerian police blame the raids in the town of Gombi on Islamist militants, who've been linked with a wave of violence in the region.

Another animal with a good memory -- the elephant -- often raids field crops, especially maize and cassava. Mr.

Bombing raids by the Allies force the defenders of the Mediterranean Pantelleria Island, between Tunisia and Sicily, to surrender.

But White House National Security Advisor James Jones says further bombing raids are possible.

With air raids and rocket fire from an unassailable distance, the regime's forces drove the rebels out of the desert.

Worse still, this 588th Night Bomber Regiment was to make night bombing raids on the stoutly defended enemy line north of the Crimea.

It faults the Kurdish regional government in Iraq, and the United States occupying forces, for not suppressing the cross-border raids.

Police conducted simultaneous raids on clubs and private homes across at least 12 cities.

Separately, Israeli air force jets bombed parts of Gaza in pre-dawn raids, but no-one was killed or injured.

Afukaka told me a story of palisaded villages and raids in his people's distant past.

Enemy tribesmen prowl the land between Ariaal encampments and town, intent on raids and territory expansion.

As Mongol raids continued periodically over the years, the Ming devoted considerable resources to repair and reinforce the walls.

CLA Deputy Minister Kuo Fong-yu said his organization is prepared to conduct nationwide raids to over 10, 000 companies by year-end.

Although B-29 air raids on Japan did continue from bases farther west, they were too minor to have much impact on the overall air campaign.

The intervals between the wars have not been filled by peace but by bombs, raids, uprisings and atrocities.

Foreign troops have responded with airstrikes and raids in more remote areas, but the tactics have also led to hundreds of civilian deaths.

and that their commissariat had no organization, but depended on irregular raids.

Mexican army and federal police launched raids immediately and dispatched a helicopter search over at the scene the suspect.

Lobot was born a slaver's son, and he traveled the galaxy as a boy, aiding his father in raids on primitive worlds.

Furthermore, "Indian raids" also weakened any hopes of defense and unification, and gradually the population of the colony declined.

The classified orders relax firm restrictions on conducting raids on the soil of an important ally without its permission.

American and European air forces have killed thousands of civilians in air raids in Kosovo, Iraq and Afghanistan.

Niall was on one of his regular slave-raids to Roman Britain at the time.

The robot weighs less than five pounds and is 10 inches long, making it ideal for building clearing, raids and other close-in scenarios.

The militants are believed to be launching cross-border raids on U. S. and allied forces in Afghanistan.

Special-forces operations, particularly night raids directed against mid-level insurgents, were greatly increased.

Months later Maxwell died and Mirror Group collapsed amid investigations into accounting fraud and raids on its pension fund.

That is why today, as in the 1950s, Israel responds to pinpricks with punitive raids, each of which had the potential to flare into war.

A group of wealthy doctors is being investigated for alleged tax evasion after high-profile raids on their offices by the financial police.

The raids were seen in some quarters as an attempt to kill Colonel Qaddafi.

5 night local time, in the northern port city of Port Sudan in Sudan Dong There was a case of air raids.

The double humiliation of the Hamas and Hizbullah raids from Gaza and Lebanon could have brought a swift end to their government.

But he pledged that coalition forces would continue to carry out raids there to stem insurgent activity.

In daring raids, People's Liberation Army soldiers nip across the border to daub boulders in red paint.

Hama's hospitals contain many of the injured from raids last week that killed at least 24 people.

They say that the raids have weakened Somalia's moderates and strengthened the extremists.

There are also reports that Iran foresaw attacks on Hezbollah and is now prepared for US air raids.

Fox sometimes is quite bright and raids our Beavers nest taking of our young.

Wisely, however, he refrained from telling spine-chilling stories about his earlier raids on white settlers.

The raids, Chennault insisted, would forestall Japanese expansion into Malaya , Singapore, the Dutch East Indies, and the Philippines.

Another animal with a good memory- the elephant- often raids field crops, especially maize andcassava.

During the war, air-raids took place practically every night.

No settlements were founded, experts believe that these brief raids were to procure supplies such as timber for other civilizations.

Such raids are common in South Korea as part of initial investigations that often fail to go much further.

Additionally, villages can garrison villagers, providing defense against raids.

Police have been launching raids, making arrests and studying images from security cameras.

Unfazed , she chased away soldiers as they attempted kidnapping raids and even rescued young Chinese girls from the clutches of rapists.

After the attack, Palestinian security forces blocked the incident to carry out relief work, and launched raids in the surrounding.

At least 300 civilians are unaccounted for after the bombing raids.

The new strategy includes military raids, to be sure, notably drone strikes.

NATO accelerated the collapse of the Libyan regime by undertaking air raids on Gaddafi's forces in defence of civilians.

Although fees are paid, machine gun military raids are conducted prior to boarding due to overselling of berths.

Sometimes they went on the raids to get revenge for relatives who had been killed.

A case in point was a series of raids in December by Yemeni special forces with American kit backed by American intelligence.

General Ghani insists this is because army raids and strikes are mostly hitting militant hideouts set up in high mountains.

Before this year's gaokao, police raids in the industrial city of Shenyang turned up "cheating shoes" outfitted with radio transmitters.

In this case, mobile teams of inspectors from the Ministry of Labor make unannounced raids of locations where suspected violations occur.

These militants are also believed be involved in cross-border raids against U. S-led foreign forces in neighboring Afghanistan.

and counter-terrorism, which seeks to deal narrowly with threats to the West, mainly through air strikes or raids by special forces.

Spooked, the Pakistanis are already warning the Americans not to consider more such raids.

Whole villages were wiped out in the bombing raids.

The Israelis say the raids will continue until Palestinian militants stop firing rockets and mortars into southern Israel.

But Emma argued the raids merely pushed people underground and into crime, when the city should be benefiting from them.

There is a still a major disagreement over night raids by the American military. President Karzai wants to end them.

Pakistanis have been incensed by recent American raids on militants on their territory.

America has admitted to providing only intelligence and logistical support for the bombing raids.

Metropolitan police last week conducted raids on hospitals in Dhaka to seek evidence of involvement in organ trafficking.

US and South Korean headquarters, communications, and political offices in Seoul and further south will be key targets of commando raids.

Owing to the recurrent stoppages of work through the air raids, arrears had accumulated in the cipher branch.

Therefore, officials say the Israel army will continue to conduct raids in Jenin to capture militants and find bomb factories.

Australia and the US have written a new clause into the ANZUS treaty giving cyber attacks the same weight as bombing raids and invasions.

UN peacekeepers have mounted raids in some of the rougher slums in Port-au-Prince, the capital, to keep criminal gangs in check.

Federal police commissioner Edgar Millan Gomez provided details on the results of the raids.

Residents of Rio's slums sometimes torch buses to protest police killings of innocent people during raids against drug gangs.

Iraq has reacted defiantly to the American and British air raids on targets near Baghdad.

Upon learning they had returned, the Sudanese government ordered twice-a-day bombing raids on their refugee camp.

Massive US fire-bombing raids followed in which 50% of Japan's major cities were incinerated and huge numbers of civilians died.

Authorities say the raids were aimed at the banned PKK party, which has been fighting the Turkish state for more than two decades.

Over the border, Turkish air raids on the PKK's mountain bases in northern Iraq are increasing.

An industrial and cultural center, it was severely damaged in bombing raids during World War II.

The baby formula set off a global recall of foods made with Chinese dairy products and sparked raids in supermarkets across Asia.

The immediate trigger was a spate of co-ordinated cyber-raids on Gmail accounts.

But since then the group has lost many of its leaders. Some were arrested following tip-offs, others were killed during raids.

I remember dining in a small company when very lively and continuous raids were going on.

Fourth, the program according to the relevant regulation, concentration and control to carry out raids.

Sadr's movement had called on the government to stop random raids against al-Sadr's followers and to open roads that lead to the city.

Mr. Karzai's office criticized the assault and renewed a call for U. S. forces to end night raids, a sensitive issue in Afghanistan.

Police smashed a suspected multimillion-pound prostitution ring today in a series of co-ordinated raids.

Even when they're rifling through your bins, abducting your children or conducting audacious raids on privately owned pic-a-nic baskets.

ICAC officers arrested Sin on suspicion of accepting free sex from prostitutes in exchange for tip-offs about vice raids.

He added that so-called "martyrdom videos" had been found in the raids.

Raids (with police help) on offices and schools, in which people are told they must prove they are innocent of illegal copying.

Residents have also started showing signs of fear and panic amid bombing raids by international warplanes.

They say that ammunition found in some raids was planted by the police.

They defended it against both French and Spanish forces , and against raids by Yamasee Indians and by pirates.

Many similar raids followed, and similar towers were built, to encourage submission to Babur's authority.

a member of a military unit trained as shock troops for hit-and-run raids.

Most such raids, American officials say, end without a shot being fired.

S. to stop night raids that he says aggravate Afghans and could incite some people to join the Taliban insurgency.

Now, on my arrival in Anyang, the raids were spreading ever deeper and wider into Kuomintang territory.

Their dispersion gave them more than protection from air raids: it also made them hard to watch.

Even so, the colonel's forces have suffered enough raids in the past two months to have become exhausted.

Thou shalt not go on panty raids into Sister of Battle monasteries.

The administration has scaled back the workplace raids that were so controversial during the Bush years.

a shelter (often underground) reinforced against bombing; used during air raids.

When police recently made some raids, decomposing rats and women's underwear were found in servings of chang'aa.

The docks are the main target for the bombing raids.

Andy Hayman, a former assistant commissioner of the Met, suggests dawn raids on known troublemakers' homes.

Police said they found bomb-making materials and leaflets calling for 'holy war' during raids on the group.

Several people were detained after armed raids in properties in Oslo on Sunday but all were later released.

Two thousand are buried in Belgium and northern France, killed in bombardments and air raids or by disease.

He has led up to 40 other players in raids on opponents' strongholds.

The Burmese government says its soldiers are warding off raids by Kachin rebels on Chinese projects.

Raids on the group turned up bomb-making materials and leaflets calling for ' holy war , ' police said.

They could not be spared and when day bombing raids by the Americans began, leave was stopped altogether.

Cattle raids will not bring down the new government.

The lack of action on immigration reform coupled with overly harsh enforcement policies and raids in our community. . .

The counterfeits came to light during police raids on the homes of dozens of legitimate art collectors across Italy.

Protesters in Jordan's capital Amman condemned the air raids.

Others died in accidents while clearing battlefields or were killed in air raids on depots and sea ports.

The best way to raise the experience of pilots is to conduct air raids on small bases and enemy formations.

The authorities launch occasional raids on restaurants and dealers.

Police raids on the PFI's offices later turned up what they described as homemade bombs and pro-al Qaeda propaganda.

The military action is a "fast, accurate and relentless, " the first air raids started from Benghazi.

Effect of village raids on prosperity has been increased. To balance that, village prosperity increases faster now.

That summer, Romanian authorities and FBI agents conducted a series of raids on both sides of the Atlantic.

Many risk their lives to escape, leaping from buildings to escape raids and paying with broken limbs.

But Pakistan army chief General Ashfaq Kayani strongly criticized on Wednesday, September 11, cross-border raids by US forces.

The documents include details of civilian casualties caused by foreign forces carrying out raids against insurgent targets.

Libyan state television meanwhile has been showing footage of what it says are funerals of those killed in coalition air raids.

During the frequent air-raids people took refuge in their cellars.

Week after week you read about police raids on bars where they find China girls working here illegally.

The air raids were trivial; the guns were noisy, but one never heard a bomb.

Chin could think of only one way to stop the raids. That was a giant wall.

A cool breeze blow gently blowing, the intermittent raids fragrance that I couldn't help stop tasting it.

The report says the devices and bomb-making tools were seized in raids in the suburbs of Aksu city in Xinjiang.

The first was direct military operations, either by peripheral raids to distract the French army.

Returning to Lok, Nym found that the Trade Federation was using his old base as a staging ground for their raids in the Karthakk system.

Brown then planned to launch similar raids elsewhere from the surrounding hills.

Taliban and al-Qaida raids into Afghanistan from this mountainous tribal region are regularly launched from here.

Police hope the raids can reveal further clues to several of Britain's major unsolved crimes.

Two centuries of Viking raids into Europe tapered off following the adoption of Christianity by King Olav Tryggvason in 994.

The air raids had surcharged the emergency wards.

In recent years, Hizbullah has mounted several similar raids into Israel.

The leaks disclosed that he had allowed American air raids against al-Qaeda in Yemen.

In June, the punishing bombing raids on the Serbs finally broke Milosevic's will to resist.

The UN says more than 2, 300 people have been killed since January in events including cattle raids and militia attacks.

an amphibious military unit trained for raids into enemy territory.

"Spies, your days are numbered because we are carrying out raids, " chants the video soundtrack.

Some were arrested following tip-offs, others were killed during raids.

Occasionally, a pack will set up its territory near civilization, but only to conduct raids against their enemies.

The Libyan government says Nato air raids have killed more than 700 civilians since bombing began in March.

Karzai spoke after the attack, saying he had asked the US to stop the raids again and again.

Meanwhile, Microsoft-sponsored raids and customer audits sometimes have a public relations fallout.

These raids continued till the end of the 19th century declining year by year.

Mr. Jones obtained a watchdog to prevent the nocturnal raids on his chicken coops.

Many civilians were killed in the air raids on London.

And there is increasing distress at night raids on homes and civilian casualties from air strikes.

They almost never bombed at night, but the raids of their aviation started in the morning.

I wonder if there are any air raids in Chungking this evening. My mother will be too frightened to go there.

He displayed his strength by defeating sb and freeing sb from hostile raids.

A series of powerful explosions shook the Libyan capital Tripoli overnight after NATO war planes carried out close to 20 bombing raids.

The raids spread throughout Europe, from modern day Spain to Turkey.

It's the latest in a series of raids, which have followed an identical pattern.

Migrations can occur during warfare, such as the mass exodus of the citizens of Libya to escape Gadafi's bombing raids.

Yanomamo men from different villages often engage in lethal raids and counterraids.

Libyan state television, meanwhile, has been showing footages of what it says are funerals of those killed in coalition air raids.

Compare how you healed in dungeons and raids pre-Burning Crusade to today.

Busy time at the Ministry, Arthur, all those extra raids ?

Few buildings survived the bombing raids intact.

There are also reports of raids and arrests across the country.

There are some signs that the authorities are cracking down on DVD sales, with police raids on the most visible shops.

The king of whole life to martial law SunYuTian raids, worldly in the group of SunYuTian draws to escape, but the small gun against.

for instance , whenever there were reports of air raids .

When raids followed, many local software sellers chided the government in the local press, saying it bowed to Microsoft's will.

What if Muammar Qaddafi sits out the raids in his bunker?

Israel said military action may last many days, after 310 Palestinians were killed and more than 900 were injured in the air raids.

More than 50, 000 minks were set loose in the area last weekend, after raids by suspected animal rights activists on two fur farms.

Mapuches resent dawn raids by police on their villages.

The decree authorises police raids without warrant, the use of anonymous witnesses and secret evidence.

He likened the routine of evening raids to "mowing the lawn. "

After 110, they launched raids on Gandara and infiltrated in the southern Indus valley.

The mayor has also stepped up raids on Chinese businesses.

There was gloom in the room when it was realized how many of our friends had gone for a Burton during the night's raids.

Photographs taken after allied air raids in Germany show piles of bodies 10 or 15 feet high being soaked in gasoline for burning.

Did you consider these ramifications before ordering the raids?

We can annoy the enemy by raids .

Hundreds of brick kiln slaves were freed in 2007 following raids in northern China.

About 50 Palestinians, most of them militants, have been killed in the raids which began 12 days ago.

a city subjected to sporadic bombing raids.