Sentence examples for captured member from inspiring English sources

The video was posted on YouTube by the media office of the Damascus-based rebel First Brigade, which said it had been taken from a captured member of the shabbiha pro-government militia.

A1 Al Qaeda Testimony Refused The Justice Department said it would defy a court order and refuse to make a captured member of Al Qaeda available for testimony in the case of Zacarias Moussaoui.

The dispute now raging in the Moussaoui case is over whether the defendant will be permitted to question Ramzi bin al-Shibh, a captured member of Al Qaeda who played a key role in the Sept. 11 conspiracy.

The Justice Department said today that it would defy a court order and refuse to make a captured member of Al Qaeda available for testimony in the case of Zacarias Moussaoui.

The case against Mr. Moussaoui, the only person charged in an American court with conspiring in the Sept. 11 terror attacks, is nearing collapse because of the government's refusal to comply with a ruling by Judge Leonie M. Brinkema that would allow Mr. Moussaoui to interview a captured member of Al Qaeda.

The Justice Department is seeking broad new powers to prosecute terrorist defendants by urging an appeals court to deny Zacarias Moussaoui the right to question a captured member of Al Qaeda who features prominently in his indictment, according to a newly declassified court brief made public today.

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).

His photographs of west London street scenes in the 1950s captured members of the first generation to be identified as "teenagers".