Sentence examples for captured in the operation from inspiring English sources

His wife, who was captured in the operation, remained jailed today.

"No persons were captured in the operation," the Colombian navy said.

Mr Santos added that information found on computers captured in the operation would allow the security forces to pursue "each and every member of the organisation, their support networks, and their sources of finance".

More than 100 Islamists have been killed and some 700 have been captured in these operations, according to sources within the ministry.

He said about 50 suspected insurgents, including two Syrians, had been captured in the opening days of the operation, which would be expanded in the next few days.

She claimed he was captured in the first minutes of the operation and then shot dead, according to Pakistani security sources cited by al-Arabiya.

Now, with word that the United States government plans to try the Somali pirate captured in the daring Navy Seal operation that rescued an American cargo ship captain in the Indian Ocean, legal experts are abuzz about the challenges such a case would pose, as well as the opportunities.

In fact, not a single terrorist ringleader has been known to have been captured in the Zarb-e-Azb operation while the identity of the some 3,500 jihadist cadres, whom the Pakistan army claims to have killed, has not been made public either.

The article brought to light some of the fundamental issues with the detention facility at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, created by the Bush Administration specifically as a way in which to detain non-state sponsored agents mostly captured in the field of battle during operations in the "War on Terror".

The concept of this military operation is aptly captured in the Joint Chiefs of Staff's "Doctrine for Joint Operations," which was published the day before the Sept. 11 attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon.

The French commodore was ultimately unable to prevent these operations and was eventually captured in the Action of 18 September 1810, a personal engagement with Rowley on HMS Boadicea.