Sentence examples for dissident force from inspiring English sources
Iran fired waves of these missiles in 1994, 1999 and 2001 at the armed camps of the National Liberation Army of Iran, a dissident force based in Iraq committed to overthrowing the Islamic regime in Tehran.
If the secessionist groups up and down the coast link up, they could become a powerful dissident force.The recent discovery of gas along the coast could make things still worse.
No equipment or training were offered, Mr Hague said, and the Indian plan "changed significantly" in the following three months, to cope with a considerably larger dissident force and extensive fortifications within the temple complex.
The deal included terms for the reintegration of General Athor's dissident forces in the southern army.
Existing efforts to stress Iran's economy could be complemented by a broad range of political moves, such as assisting dissident forces.
Alvarez's own father was a political dissident forced to flee the Dominican Republic in 1960, near the end of Rafael Trujillo Molina's murderous regime.
If it succeeds in entering Baba Amr, the relief convoy will give international officials an opportunity to make a detailed assessment of the fighting there since dissident forces withdrew on Thursday.
Despite his association with dissident forces in the Soviet Union, Rostropovich enjoyed most of the fruits of success and astutely cultivated friends in the highest circles of the Soviet government, including the minister of the interior and members of the KGB.
It portrayed Shostakovich as a tortured dissident, forced to comply at least outwardly with the dictates of Stalin's regime and its successors but maintaining an inner distance and imparting secret truths in his music.
In addition to the fishermen kidnapped at Marahare and Mromhouli, a second aggression [by] the National Army of Development dissident forces supported by the trawler provided by Iran failed.
Some dissident forces, particularly the Communist Party, argue that Pinochet would not hold the plebiscite unless he was sure of winning, and that no dictatorship ever loses a referendum.
