Sentence examples for forcibly disarmed from inspiring English sources

The rebels, for example, are not to be hunted or forcibly disarmed.

Unless the guerrillas are forcibly disarmed and turned away from the border, their actions could embroil NATO in an unwanted new war with Belgrade.

Indeed, one might judge it fairly miraculous that the man was not forcibly disarmed of his camera phone, given that it is now illegal to photograph police who may be engaged in activity connected to counterterrorism.

But last week the northern military deployed tanks and thousands of soldiers to Kadugli to forcibly disarm the southern-allied soldiers there.

Shaken by the resignations of three government ministers, Prime Minister Tony Blair pledged his political future today on Britain's joining the United States in forcibly disarming Saddam Hussein and survived a parliamentary rebellion by members of his Labor Party.

U.N. peacekeepers pulled out of Angola last year when civil war resumed -- in part because peacekeepers had been prohibited by members from forcibly disarming the rebels, who had reneged on their pledge to turn in their weapons.

On Tuesday Indonesia's top security minister, Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, told the United Nations Security Council in New York that the armed forces would start forcibly disarming the militias if they did not surrender their weapons by next Tuesday.

Local leaders and Western diplomats fear that if the northern army goes through with it, pushing out or forcibly disarming the thousands of fighters allied to the south in these two areas, it could set off a much bigger clash between the northern and southern armies.

It consists of a determination to keep America an unchallenged superpower, a willingness to forcibly disarm any country that poses a gathering threat and an unwillingness to be constrained by treaties or international institutions that don't suit us perfectly".

NAIROBI, Kenya — The United Nations has threatened to forcibly disarm rebels in the Democratic Republic of Congo, an early test of the robust new mandate for the multinational peacekeeping contingent that includes going on the offensive there.

The BBC's Thomas Fessy in the northern town of Bossangoa says French troops - along with African peacekeepers - launched an operation on Monday to forcibly disarm militiamen as well as predominantly Muslim fighters who claimed to be part of the new national army.