Sentence examples for enemy organizations from inspiring English sources

It is generally considered illegal for the military to run organized operations aimed at penetrating enemy organizations with covert agents.

"Whatever power the United States Constitution envisions for the Executive in its exchanges with other nations or with enemy organizations in times of conflict, it most assuredly envisions a role for all three branches when individual liberties are at stake," she wrote.

Eye-to-eye and heart-to-heart, MRFF's one-time enemy #1 (and former president of one of MRFF's most profound enemy organizations, the uber-fundamentalist Officers Christian Fellowship) proved to be just as pious as I expected.

Another judge, Reggie Walton, who is handling the challenges of more than a dozen men, defined "substantial support" as membership in "the 'armed forces' of an enemy organization".

That switch followed an internal debate between senior State Department and Pentagon lawyers over whether the Geneva Conventions allow mere supporters of an enemy force, picked up far from any combat zone, to be treated just like members of the enemy organization.

MR. BUSH -- I said I thought that was a wise thing for NATO to expand, so long as nations met their obligations.... MR. PUTIN -- I'm going to lay it out for you.... Look, you understand that we're not -- our attitude toward NATO is not one towards an enemy organization.

He took devilish delight in removing managers from the enemy organization.

A leader in the field of primatology, she first established that chimpanzees, like humans, have minds, emotions, friends and enemies, social organization, and lasting family relationships.

But surely an enemy is an organization.

But American officers do not believe that the assaults are controlled by a single enemy commander or organization.

A spokesman at the Pentagon said that Mr. Ahmad was being held as an "unlawful enemy combatant," the organization said in a news release.