Sentence examples for armed party from inspiring English sources

Armed party militias must be kept on a tight leash.

Lebanon's chronic plagues all persist: sectarianism, corruption, the insecurity brought by a weak central state, foreign meddling and armed party militias.Lebanon differs from other Arab countries.

It was recovered by Kurdish security officials accompanied by a reporter in a training center operated by Ansar al-Islam, a local armed party.

The nobles failed in a sudden attack, and their armed party was burned to death by the populace in the church of Saint-Martin in 1312, an event known as Male Saint-Martin.

Upon his arrival in southern California at the end of the year, he and his armed party defied Mexican authorities before backing down and heading north into southern Oregon.

Moreover, reference is made to the academic research of a number of recognized legal scholars, on contentious issues such as when appropriation by an armed party becomes illegal, and how pillage is defined as a crime.

"There are many armed parties involved on the ground and they have different agendas and motives.

Between 1,100 and 1,200 negroes, gathered from the neighboring plantations by armed parties, are now engaged in the work of excavating, cutting down trees, and grubbing up the roots".

"Supplies are quickly running out and women, children and men will begin to starve unless the armed parties on the ground are made to open the way for humanitarian aid," said Save the Children's Syria director, Sonya Khush.

Then there are the "lost commands"—armed parties of former MILF or MNLF guerrillas loyal only to their own chiefs.Some leaders of a third Muslim separatist group, the Abu Sayyaf, are former MNLF guerrillas who have turned to kidnapping for ransom.

Entitled "Harsh War, Harsh Peace," the report details human-rights violations by all of Somalia's armed parties: the Shabbab; the weak central government headed by the Western-backed, Islamist-firebrand-turned-moderate President, Sheikh Ahmed Sheikh Sharif; and even the several thousand Ugandan and Burundian troops of AMISOM, the U.N.-backed African Union peacekeeping force.