The phrase "aid attack" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to an attack that is aided or supported in some way, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The military strategy was designed to aid the attack on enemy positions."
Alternatives: "support the assault" or "assist the offensive".
"We have no such policy to attack or aid attack through Pakistani forces or through any Pakistani assistance".
Another lawyer, James Ripley Westmoreland, said he hoped people came away from his highly varied and erudite assortment (history, first aid, "Attack and Interceptor Jets") bearing "a nugget of new information".
Because AID is active on single-stranded DNA and associated with the re-VH (Fig. 3A), it is conceivable that histone monoubiquitination creates a chromatin architecture that is permissible to AID attack or downstream uracil repair.
Yet recent history suggests the reverse is true: in its last term, the government severely reduced legal aid, attacked judicial review and extended the use of 'secret courts'.
A recent Washington Post article told how bicycles were banned for a time because Ethiopia suspected they could be used by the secessionists to aid attacks.
Al Qaeda members -- including some who are U.S. citizens -- have resided in or traveled to the U.S. for years, and the group apparently maintains a support structure that could aid attacks.
Carlson responded by directing Companies D and E to come to C's aid, attacking the Japanese forces from two different directions.
Perhaps, maybe, the men were indeed responsible for aiding attacks on American and Iraqi troops, as coalition military spokesmen have it.
In line with this strategy, Bush declared in his speech: "Iran's leaders... cannot escape responsibility for aiding attacks against coalition forces..
Troops from the 101st Airborne Division, supported by helicopters, detained 158 people suspected of conducting or aiding attacks, and seized C-4 plastic explosives, the officials said.
However, the US allegations of Iranian involvement in aiding attacks against the coalition forces in Iraq have not been supported by any evidence and, as recently as in the last few weeks, President Karsai and Prime Minister Maliki praised Iran.
