Sentence examples for considered high value from inspiring English sources

The coalition often hands over to the Afghans detainees who are not considered high value or an immediate threat.

About 91 of the roughly 200 detainees at Guantánamo are Yemeni; many are not considered "high value" suspects, but officials have been reluctant to repatriate them because of security conditions in Yemen.

He was not one of the former top al-Qaeda operatives considered "high value" detainees; nor was he regarded as someone who posed a significant, long-term threat to the United States.

And as those terrorists flee areas that are currently considered high value and attractive for their operational activities, we want to make sure they do not fall back into areas where there is the potential for support, such as the tri-border area".

The July 15 transfer of Camp Cropper, which had held many of what the United States military considered "high value" inmates, was considered yet another milestone toward full Iraqi sovereignty, just over a month before America is scheduled to withdraw the last of its combat troops.

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Iraqi units, he added, are much less willing to conduct joint operations with their American counterparts "to go after targets the U.S. considers high value".

6. ISF units are far less likely to want to conduct combined combat operations with US forces, to go after targets the US considers high value, etc. 7. The Iraqi legal system in the Rusafa side of Baghdad has demonstrated a recent willingness to release individuals originally detained by the US for attacks on the US.

Major news stories, press and key outputs are items I would consider high value.

Of the 8 who remained in custody, 3 were considered "high-value targets," meaning senior insurgents.

Such children are considered high-value sellers, more reliable than those who live in gangs without any parental supervision.