Sentence examples for combat after from inspiring English sources

Sgt. Antonio Espera, for example, was reassigned from combat after the Rolling Stone articles were published.

He also did so in their first combat after he became Labour leader, but not last week.

The American reversal cleared the way for negotiators from 50 countries to agree on new guidelines governing children in combat after a final round of negotiations in Geneva.

Despite a belated first League appearance in 1974, six years after his Cup bow, and Second Division combat after Argyle's promotion, Aleksic struggled to convince manager Tony Waiters, a former England keeper, of his right to be No 1.

Dozens of people died in fierce urban combat after Mr. Coke's supporters barricaded the Tivoli Gardens neighborhood of West Kingston and engaged in what the authorities called gun battles with the police and soldiers searching for him.

But for support troops, many of whom rarely handle a weapon or drill for combat after basic training, the strategy will probably mean more marksmanship practice, tougher physical training and, for officers, more small-unit leadership skills in the field.

The hard and costly combat that ensued after Jordan launched air and ground attacks led Israel to conquer East Jerusalem and the rest of the West Bank.

Fig. 1 Presentation of the combat patient after being injured by multiple-launch rocket system "Grad" (first hours after injury).

The allegations come after British legislators recently said that soccer authorities must intensify efforts to combat racism after two high-profile incidents in the Premier League.

The notion is akin to arming schools with fire extinguishers to combat fires after they start.

He said: "There will be no British combat troops after the end of 2014.