Sentence examples for guerrillas allowing from inspiring English sources

For years he maintained a barely veiled alliance with Colombia's FARC guerrillas, allowing them to use Venezuela as a base.Argentina's Cristina Fernández and her husband and predecessor, Néstor Kirchner, were semi-detached friends and clients.

Meanwhile, the population in major towns and villages is vulnerable because we are off elsewhere chasing the enemy main-force guerrillas, allowing terrorist and insurgent cells based in the populated areas to intimidate people where they live.

The guerrillas allowed those eight to continue down the volcano unharmed after surrendering their weapons, but Lieutenant Washburn hid in the jungle overnight.

At one outpost, the guerrillas allowed a brief interview with the Iranian soldier they say was captured in the ambush described by the P.J.A.K. ambush commander, Bayram Gabar.

When it finally ended in 1989, some 1,200 guerrillas were allowed under the peace pact to returned to civilian life.

In 1996, his exile appeared to be over when he and several other former guerrillas were allowed back by to Israel in order to attend an assembly amending the Palestinian national charter.

A day after President Andrés Pastrana declared an end to peace talks with leftist rebels, convoys of government troops and tanks moved toward a vast demilitarized zone that the guerrillas were allowed to occupy during three years of negotiations.

This was so even while ZANU guerrillas were allowed to base themselves in Tete province adjoining north eastern Rhodesia.

Its "guerrilla" algorithm allows clients to trade very aggressively without the other side of the transaction ever realizing it is part of a trade.

The unresolved status of the Maoist combatants had been a constant concern since Maoist leaders signed an agreement in 2006 ending their decade-old guerrilla war and allowing the Maoists to form a political party that would participate in writing a new constitution.

They have taken their own path, allowing the guerrillas to exist on their territory, while at the same time quietly trying to persuade them to stop attacks.