Sentence examples for a combatant to from inspiring English sources
You can force a combatant to the table, however, but you can't make him negotiate.
According to the Theory, the latter are independent of the former, in the sense that what it is permissible for a combatant to do in war is unaffected by whether his war is just or unjust.
Though it will take time for NGS to fully take over the microarray, its unique and outstanding sequence discovery capability is making NGS become a combatant to the microarray.
Concerns have included advances in anti-tank technology which can allow a single combatant to damage, or destroy, a big, expensive tank with a relatively low-cost handheld weapon.
"The president lacks constitutional or other legal authority to unilaterally designate an individual captured on American soil as an enemy combatant, to detain such person without charge or judicial review, to deny such person his due process and other constitutional rights," or to circumvent the courts, the filing said.
He also ruled that he did not have the power to declare Mr. Khadr an unlawful combatant to give himself jurisdiction over the war crimes case.
"It appears that the process of deprivation of citizenship made it easier for the US to then designate Mr Sakr as an enemy combatant, to whom the UK owes no responsibility whatsoever," Saghir Hussain said.
There was time to reflect on whether America's war dead would have considered someone like Richard C. Reid, the reviled shoe bomber, worthy of being called a combatant, comparable to them.
The hamfisted New York bombing suspect, Ahmad Khan Rahami, was to Trump not just guilty before trial but a "foreign enemy combatant", to be detained indefinitely until the end of hostilities.
"However much we deplore the necessity," the Washington Post observed, "a struggle to the death commits all combatants to inflicting a maximum amount of destruction on the enemy within the shortest span of time".
You have only to see the blood pouring off a combatant's face to know why.
