Sentence examples for kind of combatant from inspiring English sources

These people represent a new kind of combatant - the cyber warrior.

When the Democrats on the House Intelligence committee introduced legislation in January of 2003 to create a DNI, the concept was to make the position a kind of "combatant commander" who would bring greater unity of effort to the intelligence mission.

(Here I recommend reading Patrick Deneen's exchange with Jody Bottum on the problems inherent in having the pro-life movement be so central to contemporary conservative Catholic identity, and Rod Dreher's remarks on approaching Catholicism as a kind of "team John Paul II!" combatant).

"It will be too easy, we'll think that we can fight these wars cleanly, and as we have seen I mentioned with the drone papers, that is a deception because we actually aren't able to make that kind of technical distinctions between combatant and civilian".

Fourth, questions of combatant status should be the subject of judicial review and moral scrutiny.

The essential elements were some kind of fight in which one of the combatants was killed and then revived by a healer or doctor.

Double Trio, also from 2011, pits two unusual instrumental threesomes (violin, percussion and trombone in one; trumpet, cello and piano in the other) against each other, until the combatants arrive at a kind of uneasy synergy.

The two combatants seem locked in a kind of death by 1,000 defamations.

And for ill-fed, underpaid combatants, rape can be a kind of payment.Widespread, but not inevitableThen consider the type of wars fought today.

"It was a massacre of 24 unarmed people who weren't in any sense combatants, weren't offering any kind of threat to the British troops who killed them.

It was the kind of relationship you don't see among the combatants in today's LAUSD.