insurgency的意思|insurgency的解释-里氏词典

insurgency [ɪn'sɚdʒənsɪ]

n. 叛乱状态, 发生暴动

[法] 暴动, 起义, 叛乱

insurgency

[ noun ]
an organized rebellion aimed at overthrowing a constituted government through the use of subversion and armed conflict
<noun.act>

Insurgence \In*sur"gence\, Insurgency \In*sur"gen*cy\, n.
A state of insurrection; an uprising; an insurrection.

A moral insurgence in the minds of grave men against
the Court of Rome. --G. Eliot.

What has kept the Tamil insurgency alive more than anything else is India, home to 50 million of its own Tamils.
The impoverished countryside around Ayacucho was the birthplace eight years of the Mao-inspired Shining Path insurgency.
The United States has provided $3.5 billion in aid to battle the decade-old insurgency, and Canada has a $12 million program that aids farmers.
Beltran." Military officials have claimed rebel representatives are raising funds among Filipino expatriate communities abroad to finance the 19-year-old Communist insurgency.
The pro-Cuban Tupac Amaru launched its armed insurgency against Peru's elected government in 1984.
"It clearly demonstrates that we have turned the tide and are winning the war against the communist insurgency.
The government says more than 10,000 people have died since the Shining Path launched its insurgency from the impoverished Ayacucho highlands eight years ago.
"We don't believe it means the puppet regime should have any involvement in the talks," said Lefrey, referring to the ruling People's Democratic Party of Afghanistan which seized power in a bloody 1978 military coup that sparked the insurgency.
But Mrs. Aquino's pledge to restore democracy has not been enough to quell the 19-year Communist insurgency, which expanded during the 20-year rule of her ousted predecessor.
The insurgency has weakened because China has reduced, and possibly cut off, its once significant aid to the Communists in order to improve relations with the Burmese government.
The rebels have been waging a 21-year insurgency to establish a Marxist state.
Amnesty International says witnesses tell it Burmese troops have killed and tortured rice farmers and other Shan tribespeople in suppressing an insurgency among Burma's largest ethnic minority.
As it became obvious that the Sandinistas and the Cubans were directly stage managing the Salvadoran insurgency, President Reagan started to complain, like President Monroe, about "inviting alien influences and philosophies into the hemisphere."
Investigators for a Senate panel reported that "overwhelming evidence exists" that Iraq subjected Kurdish villages to poison gas attacks last month to break an insurgency by the minority Kurds.
Afghanistan has been torn by civil war since a 1978 communist coup prompted a Moslem insurgency.
Except for a smoldering insurgency in Guatemala, Central America is at peace.
The Mao-inspired Shining Path launched its armed insurgency in 1980 near Ayacucho, 235 miles southeast of Lima in the Andean highlands.
She also has yet to take decisive action against the Communist insurgency.
It was not immediately clear how the coup might affect an insurgency that has crippled the mining of bauxite - a major export used in producing aluminum.
The Mao-inspired Shining Path began its insurgency eight years ago.
India, which has become more active as regional superpower under Prime MInister Rajiv Gandhi, remains dedicated to keeping its troops in place until the separatist insurgency is quashed.
The government has blamed the People's Liberation Front for the killings of about 260 government officials and supporters since July 29, when Sri Lanka and India signed a peace accord to end the Tamil insurgency.
The government says more than 14,000 people have died in insurgency violence.
More than 8,500 people have died since the Tamil insurgency began in 1983.
A peace accord aimed at ending the 5-year-old insurgency offered Tamils limited automony in the region, and election of a provincial council is scheduled for Nov. 19.
The chief minister of Tripura, S. R. Majumder, said the accord would bring peace and stability to the state, bordering Bangladesh. Authorities estimate nearly 600 died during the insurgency.
Years of left-wing insurgency and corruption in the Philippines have left the mood at the academy a mixture of loyalty and rebelliousness, intense pride and lingering uncertainty.
They stayed on to help fight the U.S.-backed guerrillas, who began their insurgency when the Afghan communists seized power in a 1978 coup.
The front, a shadowy group known more for its violent acts than its Marxist ideology, opposes a peace accord aimed at ending the 5-year-old insurgency by Tamil militants fighting for a separate homeland in the north and east provinces.
The directorate oversees the U.S.-backed insurgency against the leftist government of the Sandinistas, who in 1979 defeated Somoza.

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