"Persons taking no active part in the hostilities, including members of armed forces who have laid down their arms and those placed hors de combat ( out of combat ) by sickness, wounds, detention, or any other cause, shall in all circumstances be treated humanely, " it says.
42.
Miami is 1-2 against Chicago this season ( they only play three times ) and, since Riley arrived, 4-7 in regular season play and 1-7 in the postseason . . . Speaking of the Heat, seldom-used forward Mark Strickland is playing terrific ball with Mashburn and Askins hors de combat.
43.
Considering that he was trying to get back into the good graces of Bill Parcells after staying home on his Tennessee farm for the entire 1995 season, you can imagine how frustrated Collins must have felt when he was rendered hors de combat on the eve of the regular season.
44.
Article I of the conventions states : " Persons taking no active part in the hostilities, including members of armed forces who have laid down their arms and those placed hors de combat by sickness, wounds, detention or any other cause, shall in all circumstances be treated humanely . . ..
45.
Out of a crew of 634 men we had 522 " hors de combat "; of whom 300 were killed and 222 wounded nearly all the officers among them . . . The batteries and upper decks were practically abandoned bare of men and were unable longer to offer any resistance.
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While in the act of bringing up the rest of my command to this position, I was put hors de combat by a Minie ball passing through my body and inflicting what was at first thought to be a mortal wound and from which I am only now sufficiently recovered to dictate this report.
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_Order the soldiers of the alliance, both through the chain of command and through public radio broadcasts in the relevant local languages, to help and assist refugees, to take special care not to harm unarmed women and children, and to treat those men who are unarmed or hors de combat in accordance with international humanitarian law.
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Bernays made a slow start in the House of Commons his maiden speech was badly affected by the stammer which continued to plague him in debate ( he preferred making prepared speeches rather than impromptu interventions because of it ), and he was " hors de combat " for some time in 1932 after having his appendix removed.
49.
The Appeals Chamber granted the Prosecution s sole ground of appeal in which it claimed that the Trial Chamber erred in law when it found that persons " hors de combat ", i . e ., soldiers who are incapable of taking part in the hostilities ( for example because injured or detained ), could not be victims of crimes against humanity.
50.
Skinny : Riley finally found out what it was like to stop coaching after 82 games . ( Actually, he went only 85 the year before and the last three were ugly . ) He had hoped to make that a one-year blip on his Hall of Fame resume, but Mourning's unfortunate kidney situation renders Riley's best player hors de combat for the season.
