Sentence examples for in addition to armed from inspiring English sources

The scene there is chaotic, usually with dozens of athletes wandering about, in addition to armed soldiers and spectators.

In addition to armed forces chiefs of staff, in 1966 Lieutenant Colonel Ferdinand Malila was listed as Army Chief of Staff.

In addition to armed U.S. Marshals and other security guards patrolling the courtroom during jury selection, Homeland Security agents with assault rifles have been stationed outside the building with bomb-sniffing dogs.

Prosecutors claim that "in addition to his cadre of armed guards, Guzman himself was known for carrying a gold plated AK-47 and a gold and diamond-encrusted.45 mm handgun".

In addition to continued armed resistance, they have put together an extraordinary array of rescue workers, ambulance drivers, nurses, doctors, underground hospitals, electronic I.C.U.s, media producers, and low-power radio stations that warn listeners about air raids.

In addition to their armed vessels, the pirates also had in their possession five American prizes.

In addition to having armed guards on every campus, the district is outfitting some teachers with domino-sized panic buttons.

In addition to the armed conflict, there are other explanations for this situation: Municipalities tend to use their financial resources from the Sistema General de Participaciones or General Participation System (Law 715 of 2001) mainly in urban areas.

This detail of a Google map of Tripoli made by a Libyan blogger shows the location of Tajoura, at right, and Souq al Juma: In addition to lightly-armed cells inside the city, rebels claim that their assault on the capital has been aided by a group of fighters who landed in Tripoli by boat, after a covert sea journey from Misurata, a city to the east they hold.

"The guerrillas now operate with the efficiency and deadliness of an elite drug trafficking organization," said Jaime Antezana, a security analyst in Lima, Peru's capital, who estimates that the Shining Path employs about 500 laborers in the cocaine trade, in addition to about 350 armed combatants.

Ḥamās was an underground wing of the Muslim Brotherhood, which had built up a network of religious, educational, and charitable institutions in the occupied territories, in addition to establishing an armed wing known as the Sheikh ʿIzz al-Dīn al-Qassām Brigades (named for the nationalist leader killed by the British in 1935).