Sentence examples for faced assassination from inspiring English sources

General Musharraf has faced assassination attempts from militants, they say, for aiding the United States.

Dnipropetrovsk officials have faced assassination attempts by "liquidation groups" from the Donbas in recent months, and criminals have begun arriving under the guise of refugees.

The rest were left behind to face assassination or internment camps.

He often told negotiators that he would face assassination if he negotiated a separate peace.

At home he faces assassination threats from groups as diverse as Baloch nationalists and Taliban warlords.

Another recent film, "The President Must Not Die", portrays a decent head of state who faces assassination, an occurrence still common in Africa yet rarely reported in state-controlled media.

He filed his lawsuit against Deripaska in 2006 in London on the grounds that he could face assassination if he returned to Russia, where he also fears he might not get a fair hearing and may face "trumped up" charges.

Cherney, an interpol fugitive lives in exile in Israel and filed his lawsuit in 2006 in London on the grounds that he could face assassination if he returned to Russia.

He filed his lawsuit against Deripaska in 2006 in London on the grounds that he could face assassination if he returned to Russia, where he also fears he might not gain access to a fair hearing and may face "trumped up" charges.

Will we face assassinations like journalists do in Rwanda?

Just this month, Mr. Chávez has faced two assassination plots, a coup plot, a general strike and a large opposition march.