Sentence examples for in current conflicts from inspiring English sources

"Chillingly reminiscent of scenes of kids playing soldier, it represents a shocking, worldwide trend: more than 250,000 children under 18 are combatants in current conflicts, an unprecedented number," said the Children in Need organization.

Schiff argued that while terrorism may still be a threat, the enemy targeted by the 2001 AUMF is nearly unrecognizable today, and many of the actors in current conflicts didn't even exist at the time, such as the militant Islamist group al-Shabaab.

The IED is often encountered in current conflicts, and landmines are a hazard of both current and historical wars.

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And it's only enemy soldiers (safely foreign, with families too far away to know or object) who are depicted so starkly; to show the corpses of British troops in current conflict would be deemed disrespectful and in shockingly bad taste.

Separately, the director general of Australia's spy agency, David Irvine, told reporters that 15 Australians fighting with militant groups were believed to have been killed in the current conflicts in Iraq and Syria, including two young suicide bombers.

In the current conflicts in the Middle East, the enemy tends to plant its IEDs on fences, roadsides, or anywhere else above ground, positioning them so that the blast often hits the legs and genitals of passing soldiers and marines.

This concept has been used in the current conflicts in Afghanistan and Iraq.

Yes, there was the Falklands war and the running sore of Northern Ireland, not to mention the second cold war – but these events feel dwarfed by the body-count in our current conflicts, the ferocity of our current brands of terror.

These data may be a reflection of the expanding roles of female military members in the current conflicts (OEF/OIF).