Sentence examples for largest rebel force from inspiring English sources

Negotiations with the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF), the largest rebel force, stalled.

The AIS was Algeria's largest rebel force, but for the past two years it has honoured a ceasefire.

The country's largest rebel force, the FARC, announced that it would free more than 250 captured soldiers and police officers next week in a peace gesture.

It has been weakened by internal rifts and by competition from other rebel coalitions such as the Islamic Front, a powerful alliance formed last year that is now the largest rebel force with tens of thousands of fighters.

Officials say he is on the verge of granting a smaller sliver of land in and around this northern town to the second largest rebel force, the National Liberation Army.

The paramilitary groups, who have waged their own war against the two largest rebel forces and anyone suspected of backing them, regard union organizers, with their leftist leanings and sometimes vocal criticism of the paramilitary movement, as akin to guerrillas, union leaders said.

QAWALISH, Libya Militaryry forces loyal to Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi counterattacked and briefly recaptured this front-line town from opposition forces on Wednesday, but they were beaten back by a large rebel force late in the day.

Yet to the north, a large rebel force armed with tanks and rocket launchers pushed deeper into an area that has long been a relatively quiet government stronghold, the coastal mountains of Latakia Province, sending civilians fleeing.

Now news reports say that the junta has sent 7,000 troops and 20 tanks into a neighboring region known as Wa State, where a much larger rebel force, the United Wa State Army, has been observing the same cease-fire.

On the day Cornwallis landed, the back of the rebellion was broken with a British victory over a large rebel force at Vinegar Hill.

After the clashes on December 15, Machar took charge of a large rebel force consisting of various armed groups, including many Nuers who defected from the national military.