Sentence examples for considered enemy from inspiring English sources

Of those, 378 are considered "enemy prisoners of war," former military officers or government officials.

It was something of a trick of logic: in an area of known militant activity, all military-age males could be considered enemy fighters.

Most of the foreigners who flocked to the caliphate risk becoming stateless, unwanted by the countries they fled and considered enemy combatants by the countries they are in.

Other members of the project, including the gadfly physicist Leo Szilard and even the eminent Enrico Fermi, were considered "enemy aliens," because the countries from which they had fled were under Fascist rule.

On Tuesday, a federal district judge, Ricardo M. Urbina, is to hear an urgent claim by lawyers for the Uighurs, that they should be released immediately into the United States since they are no longer considered enemy combatants.

Michelle Harvey, an employee of the Environmental Defense Fund, has a security badge to a site that used to be considered enemy territory: the headquarters of Wal-Mart Stores in Bentonville, Ark.

Either way, they're considered enemies of the state," said Eugenio Sosa, a sociologist at the National Autonomous University.

In an American film like "Lorenzo's Oil," both would be considered enemies.

They periodically staged public executions of people considered enemies of the government.

The FSB felt empowered to crush anyone it considered enemies of the state.

Television programming and advertising copy can hardly be considered enemies anymore.