Sentence examples for divisive rebel from inspiring English sources
In the first of at least 30 such disputes to reach the courts, a rural Georgia school district that banned students from wearing T-shirts emblazoned with the distinctive, divisive Rebel cross won the first round when a federal judge temporarily upheld the ban.
Scolari considered Drogba a divisive rebel.
The decision was just one of many controversial moments that plagued the orneriest, most divisive general in the rebel army.
The question of whether genocide was committed in Darfur as the Sudanese government used its forces against rebel movements in the past five years, has been divisive, and was so among the judges.
Ivory Coast has been mired in unrest since the rebellion plunged the country into a divisive war that has left the north in the hands of rebels.
But as Haiti struggles to rebuild itself after last year's devastating earthquake, the country and its new government risk being distracted by a debate about whether to replace the UN force by resurrecting an army of its own.Minustah was deployed after the controversial ousting by local rebels and their foreign backers of Jean-Bertrand Aristide, a divisive leftist president, in 2004.
The issue was divisive enough to prompt four junior members of the government to resign.Despite the rebels on its own backbenches, the government never risked losing the vote.
The panel's report played directly into the increasingly divisive debate in Europe and the United States about the possibility of supplying weapons to the rebels seeking the overthrow of Mr. Assad.
The findings played directly into the increasingly divisive debate in Europe and the United States about the possibility of supplying weapons to the rebels seeking the overthrow of President Bashar al-Assad.
A conservative and a former leftist rebel came out ahead in the first-round presidential vote Sunday, setting the stage for a divisive final election.
