Sentence examples for to warlords from inspiring English sources
noun
A high military officer in a warlike nation.
They give support to warlords who may be locally unpopular.
Election authorities have threatened to ban 255 candidates with links to warlords unless they disarm.
"I would go to warlords and tell them to knock it off," she said.
Diplomats hailed the move as a message to warlords to disarm and work for the elections.
Today, huge portions of Afghanistan outside Kabul have been ceded to warlords.
Kabul has accused the US of fostering corruption by giving funding directly to warlords.
The report detailed episodes when trucking companies that refused to pay warlords to escort their trucks were attacked by the same men.
IT TOOK Liberia's Charles Taylor seven bloody years to graduate from embezzler to warlord to elected president.
The choice is stark: back to warlord-controlled Afghanistan, the maelstrom of "liberated" Iraq, reverse ethnically cleansed Yugoslavia, or beg, steal or borrow in constituencies like mine.
On January 30 , 1993 a Marine patrol was ambushed in Mogadishu by gunmen faithful to warlord Mohammed Farah Aidid bringing about casualties.
In 1993, we lost 18 Army Rangers in Somalia amidst a humanitarian mission that switched to warlord hunting.
