Sentence examples for to hostage from inspiring English sources

I'm not particularly drawn to hostage stories, but this one was fascinating.

They enter buildings to deliver food and communications to hostage takers.

The group was reorganised in 2007 to provide a 200-strong highly-trained team to respond to hostage situations.

Several victims have been taken to "hostage hotels" in the remote Pankisi Gorge north of Tbilisi, intelligence officials said.

The Foreign Office said Britain would abide by a longstanding policy not to make "substantive concessions to hostage takers".

A spokesman for the FCO said: "We have a long-held and clear policy of not paying ransoms or making any other substantive concessions to hostage takers.

The British Government does not pay ransoms to hostage-takers".

These are the citizens and aspiring citizens whom Mr. Goodlatte is likening to hostage-takers.

He was said to be central to hostage-takings and subsequent negotiations for their release in 2003, 2008 and 2009.

Talking to hostage-takers is anathema to them, at best a means to wear down kidnappers before annihilating them.

As a matter of public policy, the British government does not condone the payment of ransom or other inducements to hostage-takers.