Sentence examples for through kidnapping from inspiring English sources

There are chilling recommendations of "actions not subject to legal restraint", such as "disappearance through kidnapping".

"Their money is self-generated, predominantly through kidnapping ventures and other criminal enterprises," Cohen said.

The FARC makes money through kidnapping, extortion and the lucrative drug trade.

Now, however, the Iraq-based group sustains itself through kidnapping, smuggling and criminal activities and some foreign contributions.

The FARC, one of the main actors in Colombia's long internal war, finances itself through kidnapping and cocaine trafficking.

The volatile security situation has enabled the Islamic militants to secure large new financing through kidnapping and trafficking in drugs and weapons.

Away from the Middle East, Al Qaeda in the Maghreb has become more confident, using the capabilities it has developed through kidnap ransoms and weaponry seized in Libya.

To survive a 45-year-long marriage to a very difficult, controlling, public personality, to live through the kidnapping, through political controversy, and to constantly outrun the press, Hertog said, "Anne had to force herself to keep her own sanity by writing day after day in her diary, in her books, in her poetry, in her essays to try to make sense of that, and she never stopped.

Mr. Belmokhtar has generated millions of dollars for the Qaeda group through the kidnapping of Westerners and the smuggling of tobacco, which earned him one of his nicknames, "Mr. Marlboro".

The Sinaloa cartel, one of Mexico's most powerful drug-trafficking rings, is active in many parts of the country's north, exerting influence and control through violence, kidnapping and targeted killings.

It said Isil fighters were "undermining stability and security in liberated areas" through theft, kidnapping and imposing their own brand of Islam, and vowed to fight them until Isil was disbanded or driven out of Syria.