Sentence examples for hostile organization from inspiring English sources

When the Presiding Judge, Moshe Landau, said to him "The court convicts you for crimes against the Jewish people, crimes against humanity, war crimes and for being a member of a hostile organization," it was not the full disposition of the charges against Eichmann.

The Chinese government has also called Human Rights in China a hostile organization, and Chinese diplomats successfully lobbied United Nations member states to prevent the organization from gaining the nongovernmental organization status needed to take part in the annual meeting of the United Nations Human Rights Commission in Geneva next month.

There is also another, long-term question that needs to be asked: Is killing leaders and followers of a hostile organization in large numbers outside a combat zone because we have the technical capacity to do so something we should be showing the world how to do? Are we creating some kind of a monster that could turn against us when the technology is available widely, as all technologies are".

In particular, many point to the 2006 war against Hezbollah in Lebanon, where Israel also tried to destroy rocket launchers and a hostile organization's infrastructure, only to end up killing many civilians and leaving Hezbollah more popular and perhaps ultimately stronger than before the war.

"It's a big project to write, essentially, a history of a hostile organization that hides its data and tries to mislead you about its past.

Despite having actively supported the National Socialist movement since its early stages all through their accession to power in 1933, the Queen Louise League was nonetheless disbanded by the Nazis in 1934, as they viewed it as a hostile organization.

1961 Eichmann Found Guilty The Israeli tribunal convicted Adolf Eichmann of "crimes against the Jewish people, crimes against humanity, war crimes and for being a member of hostile organizations".

The Pentagon argues that they know that foreign governments, hostile organizations (some of them terrorists), and venal hackers are the problem.

Recruiting an activist who is already deep within a hostile Palestinian organization provides his controllers with the quickest payoff.

Mr. Lu said security agents had told him that since the donations had passed through "hostile" foreign organizations, by delivering them he was "endangering state security" and could be sentenced to at least four years in prison.

The leading newspaper Ha'aretz reported last week that the bombing had interrupted plans for a large operation to "stamp out terror" by invading the Palestinian-controlled areas to remove "suspects and heads of hostile extremist organizations," destroy some Palestinian Authority buildings and seize weapons.