Sentence examples for combat status from inspiring English sources

"White soldiers got a pass because of their combat status," said William I. Hitchcock, author of "The Bitter Road to Freedom" (2008), a history of the liberation of Western Europe from the perspective of often traumatized local civilians.

This unabashedly nostalgic film, adapted from Raymond Foxall's book "Amateur Commandos," tells the true story of two gung-ho British soldiers who, denied combat status, go AWOL carrying only two revolvers and a dozen hand grenades to wage their own war against the Germans.

According to his Combat Status Review Tribunal Summary, Nabil was a member of al Qaeda.

Another demonstrated that the Guantanamo Combat Status Review Tribunals consistently failed to follow their own rules and were frequently convened for purposes of overturning determinations made by earlier tribunals that prisoners were not enemy combatants.

These case study reports provided a summary of the Veterans' age, combat status, cancer type, stage, treatments, and overall physical and emotional health integrating responses across instruments and other factors that may complicate the Veterans case (e.g. stroke).

She was determined to fight for women's rights, she said, "to combat their status in the Arab world".

It's not only the overwhelmingly male culture of kitchens that makes it difficult for women to combat the status quo.

If everybody wants to be "the chosen one" or "one of the guys", you won't have unity and solidarity – the only weapons that can combat the status quo.

Young is hopeful that this show will present an opportunity to combat the status quo and provide a breath of hope for radical change: "Change can happen by showing work amongst peers, supporting each other's work and extending the creative exchange far beyond intellectual or geographical borders".

The big idea for the corporate reformers attempting to sell RSD-NO was that state takeover of "failing" local-board-run schools, coupled with converting those schools into charter school choice was the way to combat the "status quo" of traditional, local-board-run public schools.

With regard to our first hypothesis on the relationship between veterans' combat exposure/PTSD status and their children's psychosocial outcome variables, we found that combat exposure seemed to play a more significant role than PTSD.