Sentence examples for contested village from inspiring English sources
Spokesman Captain Farhad Hama Ali said fighting was going on in two areas immediately south of the city: the subdistrict of Mala Abdulla, which has a mixed population of Arabs and Turkmen, and the contested village of Besir.
Lieutenant Blassie, a graduate of the Air Force Academy, died when his A-37B attack jet crashed in flames outside An Loc, a hotly contested village near the border with Cambodia.
The winners of some other contested village mayoral races were Peter T. Imbert in Amityville, Richard Goodwin in Brookville, James Altadonna in Massapequa Park, Claudia Moyne in Sea Cliff and Daniel P. Petruccio in New Hyde Park.
In an attack on the contested village of Beshir earlier this week, ISIS reportedly used US weaponry.
Soon afterward, satellites and other surveillance aircraft picked up the flashes of rockets and artillery shells being fired from government positions toward rebel-held and contested villages east and south of the city.
Since then, he has worked as a combat interpreter for coalition forces in all but four provinces across the country, translating battle strategy to Afghan forces in the middle of firefights and high-level meetings with elders in contested villages, among other efforts.
And he said the club also contested the village's imposition of $16,000 in fees for processing the appeal.
The most politically contested issues, such as bulldozing slums to make way for the contestants' village, have largely been settled.Rather, the OC displays many of the weaknesses of India's incompetent public sector at large.
The Polish contingent contested for the village of Utitsa, effecting its capture with their first attempt but Tuchkov had ejected the French forces by 08 00.
Restoration estimates proffered by the village — and contested by its opponents — ran into the tens of millions of dollars, which some village leaders felt taxpayers would not or should not shoulder.
Like An-My Le, the Israel-born, New York-based Kremer focusses on training sites and contested zones: a Palestinian village that looks like an early James Casebere construction, a field of Palestinian olive trees reduced to rows of orderly stumps for "security reasons".
