Sentence examples similar to fire from enemy combatants from inspiring English sources

At his Rose Garden news conference on Friday, Mr. Bush said Congress must provide "clarity" to C.I.A. interrogators seeking to extract information about future attacks from "enemy combatants".

Graham said Tuesday that the U.S. had "gathered so much good intelligence from enemy combatants at Guantanamo Bay," but stopped short of suggesting Tsarnaev be sent there.

But earlier this year his status was changed from enemy combatant to criminal terrorist suspect and he was released from military detention into a federal prison in Miami.

Projecting violence on to foreign peoples is no different from treating citizens and visitors as enemy combatants at home.

It's the administration that is fudging on issues from Guantánamo to the treatment of enemy combatants.

Engaged hundreds of enemy combatants, all of whom were firing, but we did this special dance move so they kept missing us.

— Civilians might attack enemy combatants in defense of combatants on their own side.

So let's just say I'm all for removing militaristic language from drug enforcement and not seeing drug addicts as enemy combatants.

Commander Gordon said 420 detainees had been released from Guantánamo, 38 of whom were no longer viewed as "enemy combatants".

The Justice Department has argued that Mr. Moussaoui has no right to seek testimony from the terrorists because they are being held overseas as enemy combatants.

The administration cites court decisions from 1942 and 1946 in support of military detention of enemy combatants who are United States citizens.