Examples of using Enemy combatant in English and their translations into Czech
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But if you would like to convince a jury you could try that. that you're an enemy combatant and not an accomplice to murder.
In 2003, he was tried and convicted as an enemy combatant-- fought alongside the Taliban.
not they can hold him as an enemy combatant.
I'm thinking of the message it sends to other nations if we call a recruiter an enemy combatant.
not you think he's an enemy combatant.
But the U. There was some question about whether he was gonna be held as an enemy combatant.
If you were an enemy combatant, you wouldn't be able to say that because your throat would already be slashed!
About whether we detain him as an enemy combatant. We're not sure what,
you think he's an enemy combatant. review the kid's file, write up a page on whether or not.
Whether he was gonna be held as an enemy combatant, but the U. There was some question about.
Tonight we're offering the enemy combatant, that he has absolutely no protection under the law. or a criminal, which means of course.
if you want to convince a jury you're an enemy combatant.
a criminal, which means of course Tonight we're offering the enemy combatant.
or a criminal the enemy combatant Tonight we are offering which means of course he has absolutely no protection under the law.
Which means of course he has absolutely no protection under the law. Tonight we are offering the enemy combatant whereby a person is not a prisoner of war, or a criminal.
a criminal, which means of course Tonight we're offering the enemy combatant, whereby a person is not a prisoner of war.
Tonight we're offering the enemy combatant.
Tonight we're offering the enemy combatant, or a criminal, which means of course whereby a person is not a prisoner of war, that he has absolutely no protection under the law.
Tonight we're offering the enemy combatant, or a criminal, which means of course that he has absolutely no protection under the law.
Tonight we're offering the enemy combatant, whereby a person is not a prisoner of war, or a criminal, which means of course that he has absolutely no protection under the law.