Sentence examples for unexploded remnants from inspiring English sources
Hiding from big data The caveman in space ReprintsWhen conflicts cease and civilians return to resume their daily lives, mine-breaching alone cannot ensure that land is clear of the unexploded remnants of war.
A growing number of House and Senate members see both the annual deficits and the accumulated federal debt — hovering now at the $13 trillion threshold — as time bombs for future generations, the unexploded remnants of a lavish spending spree engaged in by both parties over the past decade.
In Misrata, Handicap International, UNICEF's implementing partner, is providing leaflets and posters to communities threatened by unexploded remnants of war.
Stories fantastic and true Georgian children have taken a leading role in peer awareness, creating posters, drawings, poems and stories about the risk of unexploded remnants of war.
Guinea Bissau: mines and unexploded remnants of war continue to kill, mostly children Bissau, Guinea-Bissau, 10 June 2009 - Since the beginning of the year, 4 children have been killed and 6 others injured by landmines and unexploded remnants of war.
UNICEF will focus on increasing school enrolment; facilitating alternative, life-skills-based and remedial education opportunities; and providing psychosocial support, vocational training, recreational activities and risk education on the dangers of unexploded remnants of war.
She is killed by the unexploded remnant.
That's because unexploded ordinances – remnants of firing that took place on a nearby ammunition depot – are still in the complex and could blow up at any time.
Land mines, unexploded shells and other remnants of 22 years of war kill and maim thousands of Afghans every year.
At four sites visited by Human Rights Watch, staffers found "unexploded sub-munitions or remnants of cluster munition rockets".
When he was a child in Parwan province, Alizada and his friends would pick up UXOs and ERWs — the technical words for unexploded ordnances and explosive remnants of war — and play with them like they were marbles.
