Sentence examples for armed backlash from inspiring English sources

However, a new attempt to disband an Iraqi force would also be risky, given the armed backlash that followed the American decision to dissolve the Iraqi Army soon after the invasion of 2003.

Armed with a backlash fable so perfect it writes itself, the outrage brigade is on the warpath: Named for John Lennon, the young Talib came from an affluent family that encouraged his spiritual questing.

Police agencies across the St . Louisarea have been arming themselves and training for the potential of a violent backlash in the streets after the grand jury decision.

Those against pointed out that France would be arming one party in a conflict France mediated 18 months ago, warning of a backlash from the United States and a cooling in relations with East European countries.

I don't think the United States should arm Libyan rebels, partly because that would require training them to use the weaponry, and we shouldn't have military boots on the ground, for fear of a nationalist backlash among Libyans.

In a second variant (StiffBOT) a more rigid arm can be substituted and zero backlash belts can be used, making the StiffBOT more suitable for the study of stiffness.

Causes identified as aggravating factor of performance include backlash of gears, resonance of arms, and visual measurement error.

The baseball committee's secretary, Craig Gruber, said its members were certain there would be backlash in the community if a Constitution Arms team took the field.

The dynamics of the arms internal structural damping, dry friction at the joints, and backlash between driving gears are all considered.

There was an enormous amount of backlash and U.K. actresses who were up in arms.

Some analysts say the turning point was when some PKK fighters, who crossed over from Iraq and announced they wanted to lay down their arms, were given a heroes' welcome by Kurds, provoking a nationalist backlash.