Sentence examples for future guerrilla from inspiring English sources

But what seemed to be another part of the Odd Future guerrilla attack was really an act of defiance.

This bill would apply the same test to any future guerrilla demobilisation.Last week aid donors, mainly from Europe but including the United States, refused to provide money the government needs to finance the AUC's demobilisation unless the bill is passed.

Most of these evacuations were attributed to Viet Minh military strategy, with some being ordered to stay behind in readiness for future guerrilla activities.

"The army's objective with the children was to eliminate the seed for future guerrillas," Marco Tulio Alvarez, the former director of Guatemala's Peace Archives, testified last week.

Bustos and Masetti helped prepare the future Argentinian guerrilla force that would be led by Masetti.

Blair Sabol, from Villanova, Pa., future fashion guerrilla; a girl who would one day be known as the Abbie Hoffman of Seventh Avenue, who would pen a fashion column rife with deliciously bitchy observations no longer possible in these stifling, politically correct times.

But Venezuela's government is likely to be more circumspect after evidence of ties emerged from documents on Reyes's computers.So what future do the guerrillas have?

And it signalled that the talks aimed at ending half a century of armed conflict in Colombia are moving into what officials hope will be their final phase.So far the two sides have reached outline agreements on three of the five items on their agenda on rural development, the guerrillas' future participation in politics and on policy towards drug-trafficking.

Voters' rejection of the deal calls into question the immediate future of the guerrillas, who under the terms of the deal were preparing to disarm completely within six months.  .

Away from the cities, violence continues to make large areas unsafe.In a ruling this month, the Constitutional Court upheld a controversial law that set the terms of the demobilisation of the right-wing paramilitaries (and, Mr Uribe hopes, of the left-wing guerrillas in future).

Future conflicts will involve fighting guerrilla warfare and insurgents, fighting in enclosed spaces, which also have legal implications.