Sentence examples for combination of armed from inspiring English sources
In any offensive against Iraq, the Air Force would probably use a combination of armed and unarmed Predators flying from Ali al Salem Air Base in Kuwait, military officials said today.
Mona Saudi's poster for 15 May, know as Nakba (Catastrophe) Day in the Palestinian calendar, illustrates the strategy known as the olive branch and the gun – a combination of armed struggle and negotiations.
Its arrival followed the ousting of President Jean-Bertrand Aristide, Haiti's elected president, by a combination of armed rebellion, popular protest and French and American pressure.A thuggish rebellionIn this section Whose coup in Haiti?
By contrast, Somali pirates tend to strike on the high seas, where the combination of armed guards and other onboard security measures and the presence of international navies is a more forceful deterrent.
With the combination of armed guards flanking Times Square, the 24-7 cable news networks constantly predicting the unpredictable, and weather conditions conducive only to polar bears, abominable snowmen and the Norwegian Olympic luge team, potential theatergoers are hesitant to leave the comforts of their warm and duct-taped homes.
Still, the jolt of the Soweto uprising and the government's bloody crackdown in response, with its combination of armed invasions of black townships and targeted assassinations of anti-apartheid leaders, spurred Brink to produce the pair of novels that, more than any others, deserve to be his legacy.
1931 - Italy breaks resistance through combination of major armed operations and concentration camps for rebel population.
This triad was the combination of nuclear-armed land-based missiles, submarine-based missiles and manned bombers.
Poppy cultivation thrives on a combination of antigovernment feeling, armed insurgency and government corruption.
"The P.L.A. combines an odd combination of deep admiration for the U.S. armed forces as a military, but equally harbors a deep suspicion of U.S. military deployments and intentions towards China," David Shambaugh, a leading expert on the Chinese military at George Washington University, said in an e-mail exchange, referring to the People's Liberation Army.
A combination of poverty, water scarcity, armed conflict, and warfare has produced serious challenges for both water supply and sanitation in Yemen.
