Sentence examples for further abduction from inspiring English sources

This help is supplemented by conspiracy theorist group The Lone Gunmen, who are contacted for help in a further abduction case.

Further, abduction braces are frequently used for those patients who, prior to surgery, are considered to reveal a substantial risk of hip dislocation post THA [ 5].

In the context of the Convention on the Rights of the Child, the protocol provided a legal framework to prevent the further abduction or enlistment of children into armed conflict.

That approach has been controversial with some of its Nato allies, chiefly Britain and the United States, who argue that handing over cash only encourages further abductions and can end up funding terror attacks.

On Sunday he told the newspaper Israel Hayom: "We can't ignore the fact that a single abduction produced the return of over 1,000 terrorists … it is Hamas's sense that if we gave up 1,000, we can be compelled to give up 8,000, and that therefore they must undertake further abductions.

Fears of further abductions increased as Lebanese television reported that shelling and airstrikes by the Syrian military in Azaz, north of Aleppo, Syria's largest city, had killed some or all of the 11 Lebanese pilgrims kidnapped by rebels in May.

As the al-Meqdads threatened to carry out further abductions, the official Saudi news agency Spa quoted a foreign ministry official as saying Saudi citizens should avoid "travelling to Lebanon for their own safety".

"I'm not going to get into who said what in the context of these individual conversations," spokesman Josh Earnest said, but he reaffirmed the U.S. policy not to pay ransoms because it can encourage further abductions.

Prime Minister Iyad Allawi of Iraq urged Egypt not to give in to demands set by the captors of an Egyptian diplomat in Baghdad, as the spate of kidnappings in Iraq widened further with the abduction of the director of a state-owned construction company.

The international censure of international abductions is further evidenced, according to respondent, by the United Nations Charter and the Charter of the Organization of American States.

Lindow further theorizes that Iðunn's abduction is "one of the most dangerous moments" for the gods, as the general movement of female jötnar to the gods would be reversed.