combatants in A Sentence

At least they are no longer active Combatants.

Combatants can be lawful or unlawful.

The Combatants are no longer.

France had no shortage of willing Combatants.

All right, you got four enemy Combatants.

Multiple enemy Combatants attempting to surrender at our position.

Shakespeare, by contrast, all Combatants look more or less alike.

To Shakespeare, by contrast, all Combatants look more or less alike.

During this period, all the war's major Combatants developed mechanized force theories.

The most successful Combatants earn status within the subcultural network of hooligan groups.

According to the agreement, all Combatants should withdraw from Hodeida in 21 days.

Even if Combatants, such as the Taliban, take refuge in them, they should not be attacked.

The Cuban armed forces, trained and equipped by Eastern Bloc nations, defeated the exile Combatants in three days.

Surrounded by mountains,"Gulch" sends Combatants into a forgotten mining town with only mine shafts and equipment sheds for cover.

The Cuban Revolutionary Armed Forces, trained and equipped by Eastern Bloc nations, defeated the exile Combatants in three days.

MHI is one of the only private shipyards in Norfolk that can service large surface Combatants and amphibious ships.

Refugee flows across the border can number in the thousands, and there is a risk of incursions by armed Combatants.

Cambodia(1992-1993)(UNTAC): Was set up to supervise ceasefire, disarm Combatants, repatriate refugees and monitor conduct of free and fair elections.

In World War II, about 50 million Combatants and civilians were killed, including millions of defenseless women, children, and elderly men.

The Combatants of this battle were American troops who attacked a force that was comprised of Canadian volunteers and British recruits.

To date, there has been at least one confirmed case in which non-American civilians have been incorrectly classified as enemy Combatants.

For several generations of U.S. Navy Combatants, the subsequent classes of ships were adapted from previous classes and carried something new forward.

(2004), the Supreme Court reaffirmed the right of United States citizens to seek writs of habeas corpus even when declared enemy Combatants.

Combat veterans might feel guilty about actions they took in the course of their duties that resulted in the deaths of enemy Combatants.

Again, I don't know how- or when- we will integrate a rail gun, for example, into our large surface Combatants or smaller ships.

Indian Officials claims that troops need such powers because the army is only deployed when national security is at risk from armed Combatants.

And on the seventh day, the Combatants who remained in Kozelsk broke through to meet their comrades, and with them went to Chernigov.

Western governments should find mechanisms to compel the hostile parties to abide by the rules of war, specifically those that isolate Combatants from non-Combatants.

Indian officials claim that troops need such powers because the army is only deployed when national security is at serious risk from armed Combatants.

Or more precisely, why is the belief that the torture of captured Combatants is wrong compatible with anything other than some form of pacifism?

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combatants in A Sentence

At least they are no longer active Combatants.

Combatants can be lawful or unlawful.

The Combatants are no longer.

France had no shortage of willing Combatants.

All right, you got four enemy Combatants.

Multiple enemy Combatants attempting to surrender at our position.

Shakespeare, by contrast, all Combatants look more or less alike.

To Shakespeare, by contrast, all Combatants look more or less alike.

During this period, all the war's major Combatants developed mechanized force theories.

The most successful Combatants earn status within the subcultural network of hooligan groups.

According to the agreement, all Combatants should withdraw from Hodeida in 21 days.

Even if Combatants, such as the Taliban, take refuge in them, they should not be attacked.

The Cuban armed forces, trained and equipped by Eastern Bloc nations, defeated the exile Combatants in three days.

Surrounded by mountains,"Gulch" sends Combatants into a forgotten mining town with only mine shafts and equipment sheds for cover.

The Cuban Revolutionary Armed Forces, trained and equipped by Eastern Bloc nations, defeated the exile Combatants in three days.

MHI is one of the only private shipyards in Norfolk that can service large surface Combatants and amphibious ships.

Refugee flows across the border can number in the thousands, and there is a risk of incursions by armed Combatants.

Cambodia(1992-1993)(UNTAC): Was set up to supervise ceasefire, disarm Combatants, repatriate refugees and monitor conduct of free and fair elections.

In World War II, about 50 million Combatants and civilians were killed, including millions of defenseless women, children, and elderly men.

The Combatants of this battle were American troops who attacked a force that was comprised of Canadian volunteers and British recruits.

To date, there has been at least one confirmed case in which non-American civilians have been incorrectly classified as enemy Combatants.

For several generations of U.S. Navy Combatants, the subsequent classes of ships were adapted from previous classes and carried something new forward.

(2004), the Supreme Court reaffirmed the right of United States citizens to seek writs of habeas corpus even when declared enemy Combatants.

Combat veterans might feel guilty about actions they took in the course of their duties that resulted in the deaths of enemy Combatants.

Again, I don't know how- or when- we will integrate a rail gun, for example, into our large surface Combatants or smaller ships.

Indian Officials claims that troops need such powers because the army is only deployed when national security is at risk from armed Combatants.

And on the seventh day, the Combatants who remained in Kozelsk broke through to meet their comrades, and with them went to Chernigov.

Western governments should find mechanisms to compel the hostile parties to abide by the rules of war, specifically those that isolate Combatants from non-Combatants.

Indian officials claim that troops need such powers because the army is only deployed when national security is at serious risk from armed Combatants.

Or more precisely, why is the belief that the torture of captured Combatants is wrong compatible with anything other than some form of pacifism?

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