Sentence examples for rebels to avoid from inspiring English sources

Or maybe one bit of the army was colluding with the rebels to avoid being replaced by another bit and losing control of the area and its resources.

Even Russia's foreign minister, Sergei Lavrov, called on the rebels to "avoid discord and unite", reflecting Moscow's anxiety that the opposition's fragmentation does not bode well for the peace talks.

Hague also expressed sympathy for a call by the former foreign secretary Sir Malcolm Rifkind for an "open and urgent" supply of weapons to the rebels, to avoid repeating the "mistake" of the Bosnian war in the 1990s.

BENGHAZI, Libya — The leadership of the Libyan rebels acknowledged late Friday that a group of their own soldiers had killed their top military commander, contradicting statements made a day earlier as the rebels scrambled to avoid tribal revenge attacks that could divide their ranks.

The Senate has voted to cut $164 million from the Bush administration's counterdrug program for the Andean region, and administration officials voiced concern today that the reductions could jeopardize efforts to assist Colombia in its battle against drug-financed rebels and to avoid the spread of violence and corruption.

The deal would have allowed rebel leaders to avoid jail if they confessed to their crimes such as killings, kidnappings, indiscriminate attacks and child recruitment, something that many Colombians found hard to swallow.

Although Uribe has not made concrete proposals for changes, his criticism of the accord has centered on a provision of the deal that would have allowed rebel leaders to avoid jail if they confessed to their crimes, and another that would have allowed them to run for public office.

Lansdale criticised Durbrow: "At the most critical moment of the coup, the U.S. Ambassador urged Diệm to give in to rebel demands to avoid bloodshed".

But he warns the US and other Western countries should reconsider supporting the rebels in order to avoid facilitating a fundamentalist take-over in the country.

The likelihood of a backbench rebellion from Labour MPs forced Clarke to introduce a number of concessions to the rebels in order to avoid a Commons defeat in a vote held on 27 January 2004.

The rebel leadership, trying to avoid the bloodshed that occurred in the battle for Tripoli, has also been trying to secure Sirte's surrender, but the two main tribes have rejected negotiation efforts.