Sentence examples for combat irregular from inspiring English sources

Proper management of migration flows entails ensuring fair treatment of third-country nationals residing legally in Member States, enhancing measures to combat irregular immigration, including trafficking and smuggling, and promoting closer cooperation with non-member countries in all fields.

The Smart Borders package includes proposals for an Entry/Exit System (EES) and a Registered Traveller Programme (RTP), to improve the management of Schengen area external borders, combat irregular immigration and gather data on over-stayers, whilst at the same time making it easier for pre-vetted non-EU nationals who are frequent travellers to cross borders.

On the afternoon of March 26th, just six days into the war, he stood on the outskirts of Najaf with Rick Atkinson, the journalist and military historian, and observed combat involving irregular Iraqi fedayeen forces.

"It will be increasingly important in the years ahead that you can use the same platforms, the same people, the same equipment to do everything from high-end combat, to irregular warfare to humanitarian assistance, disaster relief and engagement and do it all in a self-contained unit, whether it's a carrier strike group or an amphibious ready-group," he said.

Though the official policy is to combat the irregular and illegal forces of both right and left, in practice there is much evidence that army commanders in the field turn a blind eye to the paramilitaries, and sometimes operate in collusion with them, against what they see as a common enemy.

With this project, Ihle wanted to combat artists' irregular sources of income.

The current US strategy in combating IS through air strikes may provide some short-term success, but - as in Afghanistan, Iraq and Libya - ground forces would be vital in fighting against guerrilla and irregular combat forces in Iraq and Syria.

Wintringham had set up this school of irregular combat because he yearned to convert a newly recruited organisation for home defence into a revolutionary anti-Fascist fighting force.

This will include deploying 50 more Predator drones by fiscal year 2011 and is an acknowledgment that the biggest threats to US national security come from low-intensity conflict or irregular combat in places such as Afghanistan, Iraq and Pakistan.

"The current DOD policy is to not assign women to combat units, yet irregular warfare, such as in Iraq and Afghanistan, places those in combat support or combat-service support units in just as much risk as the infantry," Davis said.

"[But] while we are trying to help those in need, we must stop the outflow of irregular migrants and combat transnational crime and destroy their networks.