Sentence examples for sending combatants from inspiring English sources

"How can the United Nations combat the terrorism of al Qaeda, wearing one hat, while at the same time some of its member states are financing, providing succor, indeed sending combatants from al Qaeda to commit terrorist acts in Syria?" Pillay told reporters the United Nations was seeking information related to the Syrian allegation about al Qaeda.

With the final peace accord now imminent, the FARC announced last May that it would be sending all combatants under 15 years old back to civilian life, as soon as a plan is developed defining how this should be done.

After ruling out more troops earlier this week, the French today talked of sending non-combatants and perhaps more fighting forces.

This means they can be deployed in contexts where it would be imprudent or irresponsible to send human combatants.

During the war in Afghanistan, the Pentagon sent "enemy combatants" suspected of having ties to the Taliban or Al Qaeda to a prison camp at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, for questioning and possible trial before military tribunals.

Well just as the formats were about to fall out of the ring and go into an all out street brawl, the ref called time and sent the combatants back to their corners.

Of the cavelike ranch house shown above, with glass enclosing the gap between two boulders, he writes, "The encircling balcony is where, in the movies, a fistfight would send one combatant head over heels onto a poker table while the ladies of the bordello upstairs draped themselves over the railing to watch".

On the 26th of December, the government announced their intention to send the surrendered combatants to three camps, all in distant parts of Congo.

Some politicians and pundits are agitating for the captured Boston Marathon bomber to be declared an enemy combatant, sent to Guantanamo, and tried in a military commission.

(The judges ruled that the petition must be brought in South Carolina, where Mr Padilla was held in a military prison, not in New York).Shortly before the case went to the high court again, in April 2006, the government unsealed an indictment against Mr Padilla, changing his status from enemy combatant to ordinary criminal defendant and sending him to an ordinary federal prison.

The six combatants were sent to the penalty box for five minutes each, and Salvador, the peacekeeper, was penalized 10 minutes for misconduct.