Sentence examples for capture members from inspiring English sources

And when they capture members of the Qaddafi government, the fighters say, they cart them home as well.

American forces searching for Saddam Hussein attacked a mosque in Baghdad and later bombed it, but appear to have missed an opportunity to kill or capture members of the Iraqi leadership.

American forces hunting Saddam Hussein attacked a mosque here today and later bombed it, but appear to have missed an opportunity to kill or capture members of the Iraqi leadership.

So, let us suppose that he increases the number of Special Forces raids into Pakistan, and those soldiers capture members of Al Qaeda and their computers, and learn that the group has advanced plans for striking American and European targets, but we don't know specifically where or when.

A combination of agency dynamic capabilities theoretical perspective is used to explore the staffing issues associated with GVTs in an effort to capture members' tacit knowledge that is increasingly viewed as an organization's key value-generating resource.

In times of war, natives would capture members of another native group and adopt them in order to rebuild their society.

In order to capture member buckling at an early stage to prevent a local instability from propagating into an overall structural failure, in this study, an approach to detect one type of instability (member overall buckling) is proposed for civil large-scale space grid structures.

Negotiating often seems to strengthen the militants' hand, giving to them captured members or funds, or allowing them safe passage.

The Bush administration has said that the conventions do not apply to captured members of Al Qaeda or the Taliban held at Guantánamo Bay and in Afghanistan.

Images and letters were also discovered relating to the survival of more than a dozen captured members of Colombian security forces and Luis Eladio Pérez, a senator kidnapped in 2001.

(The Bush Administration had unilaterally declared Al Qaeda and other captured members of international terrorist networks to be illegal combatants, and not eligible for the protection of the Geneva Conventions).