Sentence examples for from the combatants from inspiring English sources

Diaz! Diaz!" he responded with a unanimous decision over Sim in a 12-round fight that combined fury and finesse from the combatants.

It was not close to achieving the ambitious goals — notably the renewal of moribund talks about a political transition — that the United States and Russia set out when they declared the truce without clear endorsements from the combatants in Syria.

But for the most part, just when the action seems to slow, things gets a lift from a dose of deadpan humor, sometimes from the announcers, sometimes from the combatants.

"With the completion of the first stage of gathering testimonies from the combatants from Operation Protective Edge, and in the light of the severity of the facts described in the [testimonies], we ask to present the findings to you, urgently," the letter says.

There's no K1 or Pride-style sheen to proceedings and no pretty-boy posturing from the combatants.

When it comes to organized fighting in Japan, it's about as rough as it gets there's no pretty-boy posturing from the combatants and there are hardly any rules.

"Fiscal Years 2011 , 2012 and 2013 all involved an increased demand for carriers from the combatant commanders," Hawkins said.

"It asks all states in the region to take all measures to prevent the supply of arms or related matériel" from reaching the combatants, one diplomat said.

"From Monday the Combatant Clergy Society has activated its website www.rohaniatmobarez.com for a week to register volunteers to fight against the Zionist regime (Israel) in either the military, financial or propaganda fields," the semi-official Fars news agency said.

Thanks to mobile telephones, the internet and social media – all unknown in the 1980s – information from relief workers and the combatants streams continuously into the public domain.

She washed, cooked and took care of him in exchange for protection from the other combatants living at the camp.