Sentence examples for fighting zones from inspiring English sources

"It was not intentional," she said, adding that journalists took a risk by operating in fighting zones.

The health department runs all hospitals in Mosul, Raqqa and Anbar and divides military medical staff and treatment among all fighting zones.

When told that women didn't belong in fighting zones because they couldn't dig latrines, an American editor in London responded that Kirkpatrick "could beat anybody in the room in that particular activity".

The millions of Pashtuns and their children who have fled the fighting zones will not forget how their land and their people were forsaken.

Unwilling to enter the fighting zone, development professionals and diplomats are forced to find a solution from the relatively secure capital of neighbouring Kenya.

By Hector Calderon & Ismail Maiga Koulikouro, 13 may 2013 – Hundreds of miles away from the fighting zone, 450 Malian soldiers, members of the Battle Group Inter Armess" (GTIA) received a two day training on May 11 , 2013that included a half-day session on the protection of children rights during conflict.

The weekend strikes seemed to signal an intensification of fighting in the zones.

"Our biggest concern is people attending terrorist training camps or fighting in war zones then returning to the UK as terrorists.

An early idea to implement air support (air strikes and attack helicopters) involved players fighting over special zones to access a trigger for air support against enemies.

His perennial plan to rebalance U.S. foreign policy focus from fighting in war zones to trading in Asia has been hard for Obama to pull off, with crises in the Middle East demanding U.S. resources instead.

But the Yanks were trying to forget Vietnam, while we were still living among bombsites in our own civil war zone, fighting teds, skinheads and rockers as well as the sus law and the National Front.