Sentence examples for group of combatants from inspiring English sources
One common example is when a unit or any small group of combatants decides to make booby traps independently of larger decisions by a government or an army.
A ceasefire is proposed by outside powers; it is sort-of accepted by the most representative group of combatants you are going to get, only for it not to materialise either on the appointed day, or at all.
"We lost contact with the group of combatants that took part in the ambush, and we believe they were all killed in the bombardment," the statement said, according to an account on Ha'aretz's liveblog.
At its most grim, it is the story of how a remarkably small group of combatants -- probably just a few thousand soldiers, rebels and so-called janjaweed combined, mostly armed with little more than what might be found in a National Guard armory -- was able to precipitate a tragedy that has pushed more than a million people to the edge of extinction.
It is the first time this has been done, not only to prevent calls between groups of combatants, but to stop remote triggering of hidden explosive devices.
From large groups of combatants he moved to individual characters, cooking up rules for magic spells and creating a menagerie of monsters for his heroes to fight.Manufacturers, when he approached them, were less keen.
The mounted conquistador was highly manoeuvrable and allowed groups of combatants to quickly displace themselves across the battlefield.
To further examine this result, we performed two additional linear regression analyses for two sub-groups of combatants: One for participants that were abducted (Model 2) and another one for participants that joined voluntarily (Model 3).
THE message was put together and posted by one of a group of online combatants who had picked other targets in the past, especially within the Soviet-theme discussion groups.
A public reading of ex-soldiers' testimonies about their role in previous conflicts in Gaza, organised by Breaking the Silence, a group of veteran combatants dedicated to exposing military injustices, was barracked by up to 100 extremists.
Immediately alerting battalion headquarters, Captain Alexander MacKenzie who had assumed temporary command of the battalion hurriedly organised a group of non-combatant soldiers from headquarters together with several signallers to form a defensive line along a road bank in order to fend off the expected German advance.
