Sentence examples for against foreign nations from inspiring English sources
By pursuing cyberattacks against foreign nations, is the United States protecting itself or risking far greater danger?
The prophecies against foreign nations may derive in part from Jeremiah; the appendix was largely taken from 2 Kings 24:18–24:30.
Testifying at his confirmation hearing this month, Secretary of State Colin Powell made clear he has trouble with one nettlesome foreign policy issue: sanctions against foreign nations.
Separately, Senate Democrats and Republicans proposed a bill this week that would make it easier for victims like Mr. Faulkner to bring lawsuits against foreign nations in connection with terrorist attacks.
Last week's decision by the appellate court will most likely revive the suit against the Saudis and lead to other claims against foreign nations as well, lawyers in the field said.
A Department of Communities and Local Government (DCLG) spokesman said: "Councils should not be using pensions and procurement policies to pursue their own boycotts and sanctions against foreign nations.
Insurgents have moved with rapidly increasing sophistication to develop hostage-taking as their most powerful weapon as they issue fresh threats against other foreign nations.
Two Pakistani civilians working in Iraq were reported missing on Sunday in a suspected kidnapping by insurgents, who have rapidly developed hostage-taking as their most powerful weapon in recent days and issued fresh threats against other foreign nations.
The threats against Judah and Jerusalem belong to the period from Ezekiel's call (593 bc) to the fall of Jerusalem (586 bc); the threats against the foreign nations belong to the period immediately after the fall (586 585 bc); and the prophecies of restoration belong to the period thereafter.
The bipartisan committee offered a set of measures to defend domestic election infrastructure against hostile foreign nations.
They say there was never any intent to provide a legal shield for foreign nations against liability for acts of terrorism committed in the United States.
