Sentence examples for on combatant from inspiring English sources

Additional research should aim to clarify the nature and impact of these factors on combatant mental health.

Becoming available to English readers at a time when the media are daily reporting Turkey's potentially ominous border standoff with Syria, Silent House usefully illuminates the recent historical pressures on one combatant.

You place too high a premium on combatants' fidelity to an agreement.

Stendal followed his father's footsteps into evangelism but focused his work on combatants in the country's conflict.

The amassed information on combatants over 10 years amounts to the most detailed data ever assembled on battlefield trauma and its care, American military officers say.

We could all do with some escapist entertainment every once in a while, so how about trying to play on combatants'goodod' and 'evil' characteristics.

Karadžić's other convictions were for five counts of crimes against humanity and four of war crimes, including taking UN peacekeepers hostage, deporting civilians, murder and attacks on combatants.

The declaration — the latest calling on combatants to refrain from targeting civilians — underscores widespread concern in Iraq and elsewhere that Shiite Muslims fighters aligned with the government could carry out revenge attacks during the military advance through largely Sunni Muslim Salahuddin province.

They argue on television and often go into business with their on-air combatants.

Well, there could be no better example of a proportionate, retail and focused attack on a combatant who was deeply involved in the rocket attacks on Israel, than the killing of Mahmoud al-Mabhouh.

This debate had its roots in the immediate aftermath of the experience of relatively limited civilian bombing campaigns of the First World War, and especially in the influential and forcefully expressed position taken by Sir Hugh Trenchard, chief of the Air Staff from 1919 to 1930, on the capacity of air power to inflict telling psychological damage on a combatant's home front.