Sentence examples for major guerrilla from inspiring English sources
There are seven major guerrilla groups in Afghanistan, according to Ms. Thorne.
Like any major guerrilla attack, the C.F.F.'s November 2000 coup attempt was many years in the making.
The focus on Al Qaeda in Mesopotamia obscures the activities of other major guerrilla groups in the country.
Both the Government and the contras reported heavy fighting today in a major guerrilla attack in northeastern Nicaragua, but otherwise the two sides offered conflicting accounts.
The signing of a cease-fire more than two weeks ago with Colombia's last major guerrilla group moves President Belisario Betancur's peace plan, the centerpiece of his domestic program, a long step toward fulfillment.
In its statement, the I.R.A. also said it had nothing to do with three of its members who were arrested last month in Bogotá, Colombia, and charged with giving arms instructions to a major guerrilla group involved in drug production.
During his time there, he gained a position on the organization's top political body, supervised a major Fatah guerrilla training camp and set up a military intelligence headquarters.
After the defeat of a coalition of Arab states in the 1967 Six-Day War, major Palestinian guerrilla organizations that participated in the war or were sponsored by any of the involved Arab states, such as the Arab Nationalist Movement led by George Habash and the Palestine Liberation Army of Ahmad Shukeiri, lost considerable influence among the Palestinian population.
Some experts said the committee may be signaling that the prize goes to those who seek peace through diplomatic, not military, means — even though Santos earlier was a defense minister leading a major anti-guerrilla offensive.
Major studios like Guerrilla (Killzone), Remedy (Max Payne) and Lionhead (Fable) would all eventually be formed by key demoscene group members.
But with Russian troops having largely neutralized the guerrillas' major combat capabilities, Chechen fighters appear to be relying increasingly on suicide attacks, often with spectacularly deadly results.
