Sentence examples for violent rebels from inspiring English sources

More specifically, these maps frequently marginalized the Kurds by questioning their geopolitical territorial claims, and also portrayed them in typical orientalist discourse as violent rebels or backward victims depending on the U.S. agenda in the region at the time.

Medieval jurists also made exceptions for highway robbers, violent rebels and unrepentant apostates, who were on occasion dismembered and decapitated, their remains left on display.

It is this apparently demonic capacity for absorption which has transformed the most priv ileged sons and daughters of our society into violent rebels.

While aggressive counter-insurgency policies have brought a semblance of stability to Chechnya in recent years, they have also made Ingushetia and other areas in the Caucasus an attractive refuge for violent rebels groups.

Some of the Edge's original lyrics explicitly spoke out against violent rebels, but were omitted to protect the group.

Ellen Renshaw House, a teenage diarist and self-described "Very Violent Rebel," wrote: "I think it is outrageous.

Hundreds of British troops are training government troops there in an effort to fend off a violent rebel movement.

In the nearby Philippine provinces of Sulu and Basilan, the violent rebel group Abu Sayyaf has kidnapped and sometimes beheaded Filipinos and foreign visitors.

The explosion of the trade – and the involvement of organised crime and violent rebel groups – this year captured the attention of the Pentagon and the state department.

"He is a good man," said Yolanda, 17, who was until last summer in Colombia's largest and most violent rebel group.

After the war, Adolphe forged ties with a violent rebel group in the DRC formed by the remnants of Rwanda's genocidaires.