Sentence examples for aid offensive from inspiring English sources

In the early 1980s, when China feared that Pyongyang might give Moscow a naval base at Rajin or Nampo, Beijing launched a military aid offensive, most notably upgrading the aircraft provided to the North Korean Air Force.

He said it aided offensive timing and would have a greater effect in future seasons when teams started to further incorporate the play-action pass.

This was primarily to add dimension in the ground game and to aid struggling offensive tackles Marshall Newhouse and Bryan Bulaga (both of whom were up and down in this one).

The Redskins designed a game plan that included read option plays and a steady diet of bootlegs and rollouts, to take advantage of Griffin's legs and to aid the offensive line, which spent little time together in the preseason because of injuries.

Apart from these three armies the Wehrmacht also designed two special units to aid the offensive.

Opposition forces elsewhere in Syria have attempted to aid the Aleppo offensive, opening new fronts in Homs and within Aleppo city, in an effort to distract government forces that have put up fierce resistance.

With the early success of the army offensive, aid workers and human rights officials initially worried that the Congolese Army would barrel through rebel towns filled with displaced Tutsi civilians, opening up the possibility of more violence against an ethnic group that had already suffered through a genocide.

Instead, Octavian stayed in the Po Valley and refused to aid any further offensive against Antony.

Conspicuously missing from that announcement was additional humanitarian, defensive, or offensive aid for Canada's partners and allies.

Dozens of US-led coalition warplanes aided their ground offensive.

The sports news should have been about Wisconsin defeating Arizona 64-63, withethe aid of a controversial offensive foul call, in an overtime thriller to advance to the Final Four in the NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Championship.