Sentence examples for rebels practice from inspiring English sources

"It was a kind of weird atmosphere when football practice began in the fall of '99," he said Thursday during a visit to the Rebels' practice.

One of the ugliest aspects of the war in Uganda is the rebels' practice of abducting children and forcing them to serve as soldiers or porters, or to become sex slaves for commanders.

The attorney-general's office is investigating claims (most unproven) that the army murdered up to 1,800 civilians and passed them off as dead rebels (a practice dubbed "false positives").

Most of these rebel doctors practice in cities where there are plenty of affluent patients who can pay cash or who have access to old-fashioned indemnity insurance that simply reimburses the patient for most of the bill.

It is easy to mock the long-haired rebels who practiced free love, smoked marijuana and wore Che Guevara t-shirts.

The movement rebels against the practice of charging for hot spot surfing the way Starbucks and other businesses do.

GAZETTE: In the book, you talk about rebels as people who practice "positive deviance". What do you mean by that, and where did your interest in this topic come from?

The practice, which rebels said started in Syria early this year, is another element of the government's struggle to combat the opposition as Syria's military finds itself challenged across a country where it was not long ago an uncontested force.

Upon their arrival in Maui, the Rebels will have two practice days before beginning pool play on Wednesday with matchups against Lahainaluna High and Maui Pride.

SANA, Syria's official news agency, made no mention of Hasaka, the fallen warplanes or Dara'a in its daily account of insurgent fighting, which, in keeping with government practice, described the rebels as terrorists.

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