Sentence examples for rebel terms from inspiring English sources

Abu Jamal said the deal was reached after a ceasefire on Wednesday was followed by talks that led to the authorities agreeing to rebel terms for an evacuation.

Azawad is the rebels' term for the entire north of Mali.

The rebels termed themselves Nacionales, normally translated as Nationalists, though the former implies "true Spaniards" rather than a pure nationalistic cause.

Mr. Elliott soon agreed to enter into negotiations with the rebels, and terms were hammered out.

But the more defiant zealots may have the whip hand among the rebels in terms of cash and leadership.

Macedonia formally asked NATO today to send troops to help it disarm ethnic Albanian rebels, if terms are reached to end the ethnic Albanian insurgency.

A11 Macedonia Seeks NATO Aid Macedonia formally asked NATO to send troops to help it disarm ethnic Albanian rebels if terms are reached to end the insurgency.

The 70D fits above the Rebel line in terms of price and specs in Canon's interchangeable lens camera catalogue, and this new version focuses on improving one of the 60D's most considerable strengths: movie making.

The Canon 6D is a lot like a maturation of the crop sensor 60D enthusiast camera that acted as the next step up from the company's entry-level Rebel line in terms of hardware design; button placement is more like that device than the layout on Canon's pro bodies like the 5D Mark III.

If elected president, Mr. Uribe would negotiate with the rebels, but only under tougher terms the rebels are not likely to accept.

I reserve the terms rebels or insurgents for the host of anti-government forces, which includes the MNLA, a movement now at odds with its former allies Ansar Dine.