Noriega in a sentence

State Sen. Paul Sarlo (D-Wood-Ridge) today announced he’ll support Michael Noriega’s nomination to the New Jersey Supreme Court, putting Noriega at 16 of the 21 votes he’ll need for Senate confirmation.

Manuel Noriega regime (1983-1989) General Manuel Noriega after his capture by the US.

On June 6, 1987, the recently retired Colonel Roberto Díaz Herrera, resentful that Noriega's broke the agreed "Torrijos Plan" of succession that would have made him the chief of the military after Noriega, decided to denounce the regime.

He also praised Noriega’s expertise on immigration issues and his commitment to protecting the rights of immigrants.

That letter included her response to Noriega’s lawsuit.

Ultimately, Murphy of course went with Noriega, whom he said was cut from the same exemplary cloth as his prior three nominees.

Fez Noriega’s Te presento a Laura was his first film.

For many, Rochelle Ladd was the welcoming face of the Noriega Hotel, its historic bar, delicious food and family-style dining.

When Noriega annulled the 1989 vote, protesters hit the streets.

Noriega said he is relieved the facility will begin testing all residents for coronavirus.

The F-117s were tasked with dropping delayed fuse bombs 50 meters the Rio Hato barracks of Noriega’s elite troops in order to stun and confuse them while minimizing the actual death toll.

The indictment of Noriega and the harsh economic sanctions were probably enough provocation to cause incidents between the two countries’ armed forces.

Although the 2008 renovation by designer Benjamin Noriega-Ortiz was beautiful, more than a decade later, it was time for a refresh.

Feeling also uneasy by the questions he had posed to Noriega, Gabriel walked out of the shop for a few minutes pretending as though he wanted to urinate.

Gabriel said, noticing a sudden change in Noriega's facial expression and the signs of embarrassment he started showing.

In that case, the United States found in Guillermo Endara and his supporters strong local allies whose recent victory in a free election had been stolen from them by the dictator Manuel Noriega, and who were willing to accept American intervention.

Mr. Noriega’s Panama had only 15,000 troops, and the United States had military bases all around the capital.

Noriega was also shocked because he had warned the city that he was protected from retaliation under Florida's whistleblower laws after informing state investigators about two potential criminal cases involving North Bay Village leaders.

On December 20, 1989, the United States launched Operation Just Cause, sending troops into Panama to topple the government of Gen. Manuel Noriega.

A long-time member of the PRD, Pérez Balladares worked skillfully during the campaign to rehabilitate the PRD's image, emphasizing the party's populist Torrijos roots rather than its association with Noriega.