And if you don't find that solution as an insurgent force, you don't exist.

It is widely known and accepted that insurgent groups in Myanmar extensively recruit and use child soldiers.

This represents the very clear intent of insurgent forces to intentionally misuse them at some later stage.

Now what I believe is going on is that the insurgent forces, they evolve over time. They adapt.

So every insurgent force that is ongoing, every conflict that is ongoing, it's going to look something like this.

Rule against indiscriminate attacks Indiscriminate attacks are prohibited.

The attacks include multiple attempts to kidnap soldiers, massive shelling attacks, Katyusha rocket fire and numerous gunfire attacks.

ERW remain a significant problem in Iraq with their impact being significantly increased because of their intentional misuse by insurgent forces.

Of paramount concern is the high toll of innocent civilian casualties caused by the ongoing violence, including terrorist and insurgent activity.

It was only recently that we were able to achieve national reconciliation, and 17 insurgent groups came back to the legal fold.

Understanding and mutual respect have played an important role in the Government's successful efforts to bring 17 armed insurgent groups into the legal fold.

Recent terrorist attacks

Violence against civilians, as practised by individual criminals, organized groups, insurgent armies, and even national military forces continued to spark massive dislocations in other areas.

Distinction and indiscriminate attacks

Attacks can flare up.

Insurgent movements that succeed do so because the government s will collapses. It is not clear at this point how much determination Iraq s emerging democratic leaders will have.

As initial hostilities eased many of these munitions were looted, some for their metal value, many to be hidden in caches for later use by insurgent forces.

Corollary Prohibition of indiscriminate attacks

In that exact same period that we've been using these drones with devastating accuracy, the number of attacks, of suicide attacks and terrorist attacks, against American forces in Afghanistan has increased tenfold.

The United Kingdom suffered a series of terrorist attacks on 7 July 2005 and attempted attacks on 21 July 2005.

The continuing attacks on civilians, the targeting of humanitarian workers and the attacks against African Union observers are absolutely unacceptable.

Militia attacks on villages have decreased.

You see some sort of random distribution perhaps 67 attacks, one person was killed, or 47 attacks where seven people were killed.

Alpha is the distribution of the sizes of attacks, which is really the distribution of the group strength carrying out the attacks.

So far, more than 300 attacks against medical facilities and 370 attacks against ambulances had been reported, with 433 medical staff injured.

1.1 million Americans suffer heart attacks yearly.

There were a couple of copycat attacks.

32 million heart attacks and strokes occur.

Ad hominem attacks will get you nowhere.

Sleep deprivation increases risk of heart attacks.

Many terrorist attacks had deliberately targeted children.

We condemn the recent attacks in Afghanistan.

Later, the attacks on the police diminished.

December saw a buildup of arms attacks on positions, including air attacks raids on small towns and villages increased banditry and more looting.

In the fight against terrorism, any information about attacks on another state must be treated like information relating to attacks on one's own state.

Lourdes prepares for pilgrims in shadow of attacks

Attacks on persons entitled to protection as civilians

Attacks on persons entitled to protection as civilians

Suicide bomb attacks were also on the rise.

Attacks must only be made against military objectives.

The United States based company Military Professional Resources Inc. provided training and command and logistical support to the armed forces and, later, to insurgent forces in Kosovo and Macedonia, in return for money.

The Security Council also condemns all terrorist attacks in Iraq, including the attempted assassinations of diplomats from Bahrain and Pakistan and attacks against other civilian personnel.

Imagine how vulnerable the system is to deliberate attacks.

All such attacks are contrary to international humanitarian law.

Canada strongly condemned attacks on refugees and humanitarian workers.