Examples of using Combatants in English and their translations into Spanish
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This makes them the elite combatants of the Peruvian Navy, able to perform in sea,
Conversely, there are some 450 foreign combatants, including nationals of Liberia,
UNMIL disarmed some 65,000 combatants and collected some 20,000 weapons
They were ex-gang bangers. Ruled mutual combatants, so he only got two years for discharging a weapon.
Between April and July 1999, 115 rapes by combatants were registered in just the two regions of Katana
Similarly, no FARDC officials or Nkunda and Mutebutsi combatants have been charged for the killing of Banyamulenge
One of the biggest challenges is to reintegrate demobilised combatants and child soldiers in society in combination with income-generating activities for these groups.
I respect enemy combatants, but they are Bolshevik criminals, and I will crush every last one of them!
The letter also mentions a Mouvement congolais des combatants non-violents pour la démocratie,
LPC, comprising essentially Krahn combatants, has attacked
At the invitation of the Chairman, Mr. Shapira(Combatants for Peace) took a place at the Committee table.
Small arms are the weapons of choice for today's combatants, because of their ease of use and availability.
Civilian casualties greatly outnumber those of combatants in most, if not all, internal and ethnic conflicts.
All ex-M23 combatants confirmed that there were children under the age of 18 among the waves of recruits.
In Kalemie, the presence of some 500 ex-Mayi-Mayi combatants who had travelled for several weeks to enter the disarmament, demobilization
screening and profiling of combatants and the listing of their weapons would now be carried out during the cantonment phase of the programme.
Civilian deaths outnumber those of combatants in many of today's ethnic
including field missions, to sensitize remaining foreign combatants in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
CNDD-FDD(Nkurunziza) has claimed that it has some 7,000 combatants patrolling in Cibitoké,
With respect to Honduras, combatants in the Nicaraguan civil war laid anti-personnel mines on both sides of the Honduras-Nicaragua border during the 1980s.