Sentence examples for designated enemy from inspiring English sources

In her triumphant return to politics in 2016, the designated enemy has changed.

All were captured on foreign soil and have been designated enemy combatants.

Stalin removed Valentin's son in 1937 to the mines of Solinsk as a designated enemy of the people.

Specifically, in a couple of weeks I'm going to play Emmanuel Goldstein — the designated enemy — at a conference on blockchain and all that.

Carter observes that while Obama has issued an executive order banning torture, he has continued the tactic known as rendition, which allows American forces to seize designated enemy combatants and move them to other countries for interrogation.

The Human Rights judges rejected their claims that America would renege on diplomatic assurances that the four men would get fair trials, and would not be designated "enemy combatants" if found guilty.

I think we're seeing a somewhat different psychological phenomenon: dynamically sorting ourselves into coalitions defined by moralistic condemnation of designated enemies.

Isis has been fining smugglers of outlawed goods such as cigarettes – including the electronic kind – and auctioning off property seized from designated enemies of the state.

Long before it opened to a resounding raspberry in cinemas, Dan Bradley's remake of John Milius's 80s hit Red Dawn (2012, Koch, 15) had achieved newsworthy notoriety for running away from its designated enemies.

No less important, the North Korean side does not believe in "win-win" solutions with their designated enemies.

Much like in post-World War II America, "progress" in today's Turkey has become synonymous with modernity, while history, nature, and tradition are designated enemies.