Sentence examples for practices of kidnapping from inspiring English sources
Their practices of kidnapping is immoral.
It had agreed to give up its decades-old practice of kidnapping as a precondition for starting the peace talks.
See articleColombia's FARC guerrillas said they would end their long-standing practice of kidnapping civilians for ransom and holding members of the security forces to swap for their own jailed members.
Last year, the FARC announced an end to the practice of kidnapping for ransom, but on January 29th a spokesman in Havana said the FARC "reserve the right to take prisoners" among security forces.
Anger over North Korea's nuclear bomb program, its missile program and its past practice of kidnapping Japanese has set Japanese public opinion sharply against North Korea and against its supporters here.
The acknowledgment of Mr. Langlois's capture comes despite the FARC's pledge this year to end the group's longtime practice of kidnapping for ransom and its release last month of 10 soldiers and policemen who had been held captive for as long as 14 years.
WHEN the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC), the country's strongest guerrilla group, wanted to convince the government that they were serious about restarting peace talks, they tried to prove their good intentions by formally renouncing their decades-old practice of kidnapping for ransom.
The practice of kidnapping for political ends gained the rebels little public sympathy, however, and served to discredit their movement in the eyes of many Colombians.
The ELN's practice of kidnapping civilians is a key issue at peace talks taking place in the Ecuadorean capital of Quito.
Hirut first falls victim to the traditional practice of kidnapping women for marriage at fifteen, and then is incarcerated for accidentally shooting her would-be husband with his rifle.
We have accepted torture in the form of waterboarding, and the practice of kidnapping foreign citizens for interrogation (we call it extraordinary rendition), all while our drones in the sky routinely assassinate potential enemies and innocent victims who just happened to end up in our target range (we call them "collateral damage").
