Sentence examples for be collaborators with from inspiring English sources

We will all be collaborators, with our taxes paying for it, too.

The farmers themselves are considered by Hamas officials to be collaborators with Israelis so the farmers are not working on the government project here.

But the CCJ identifies the paramilitaries as the authors of 49% of the non-combat killings, with the guerrillas responsible for 11%.All the armed groups target civilians who are held to be "collaborators" with rivals.

Some hundreds of Palestinians in the occupied territories, accused of being collaborators with Israel, were killed by their compatriots.

After the Nablus raid, Palestinian security courts sentenced several men to death for being "collaborators" with Israel.

Our corporate executives are collaborators with Chinese officials in creating the "state capitalism" now existing in China.

They have fled the city, and along with them have gone the Arabs who were accused of being collaborators with the Islamists.

Tells how he rummaged through the files of the K.G.B. & was shocked to find how many of his friends in the intelligentsia had been collaborators with the secret police.

Hamas has been accused of using the cover of last summer's war in Gaza to carry out summary executions, including to "settle scores" against opponents under the pretext they were "collaborators with Israel".

These complaints are often justified and indeed Israeli academics who are critical of Israeli policies and of Zionism, including Newman's colleague at Ben Gurion University Neve Gordon, have often been in the target of vociferous attacks, calls for them to be marginalised, and accusations of being "collaborators" with those out to destroy the Jews.

As The Economist went to press, three more were to be beheaded in Wajid, and two more had suffered the same fate in a nearby village.All were suspected of being "collaborators" with the internationally recognised, but largely powerless, transition government in Mogadishu that is protected by a small African peacekeeping force.