Sentence examples for military cell from inspiring English sources

Tomer, who had the afternoon shift, called her military cell to say that there were three Palestinian male demonstrators at the checkpoint.

The United Nations said Thursday that it planned to create a "military cell" in New York to act as the peacekeeping force's command center.

However, a military cell within the scattered ranks of Jihad had already set in motion a hastily conceived plan: a young Army recruit, Lieutenant Khaled Islambouli, had offered to kill Sadat during an appearance at a military parade.

Over a four-month period last year, a military cell devoted to what is known as "information operations" at Camp Eggers in Kabul was repeatedly pressured to target visiting senators and other VIPs who met with Caldwell.

Mubarak had become the coincidental inheritor of that system in 1981, when his predecessor, Anwar Sadat, was gunned down by members of a military cell of al-Jihad — a group that, like Gama'a and others in today's militant Islamic underground, had been encouraged, trained, and armed to challenge the left by Sadat himself.

The militant, Mahmoud Abu Hanoud, 33, a leader of the Hamas organization's military wing in the West Bank, was convicted of forming and arming a military cell that acted at cross-purposes with the Palestinian Authority, the Palestinian attorney general, Khalid al-Kidra, said.

At the start of the simulation, civilian and military cells from each country met to formulate strategies that connected ways and means with desired objectives.

Mr. Abu Hanoud, who was later convicted by the Palestinians of forming illegal military cells and kept behind bars even after other Hamas militants were released last fall, is known in the West Bank as "the man with seven lives".

In January 1993, Israeli police arrested Salah as he tried to cross a Gaza Strip checkpoint and held him for questioning for two months, then charged Salah with passing out more than $100,000 to Hamas military cells in several West Bank and Gaza cities. Israeli authorities confiscated $96,400 more from Salah's East Jerusalem YMCA hotel room.

Regional Command-South has a Civil-Military Cell and the U.S. Embassy has a Civil-Military Action Group, each with slightly different objectives and no defined counterpart in other Embassies, Regional Commands, or Headquarters.

Britain, for one, opposes the move and has instead proposed the creation of a European military "planning cell" based in NATO's military headquarters.