Sentence examples for attacks on population from inspiring English sources

Harsh criticism by Mr. Karzai led to stronger rules on the use of airstrikes by American forces last year, effectively halting such attacks on population centers and homes.

The UN also says that its efforts to bring humanitarian relief to those in need are being severely undermined due to continued attacks on populations in Darfur – part of an ongoing conflict that has pitted rebels against government forces and allied militias since 2003.

But the judge said there was credible evidence that the general knew, or had reason to know, of the attacks on the population and did not take enough measures to stop these or to punish the perpetrators.

What if an American president announced that the strategic doctrine of the United States in response to a terrorist nuclear attack would be retaliatory attacks on selected population centers of all the countries of origin of the terrorists, as well as any countries that were determined to have abetted the attack in any way?

The Democratic leadership in the House has long argued that Israel's attacks on civilian population centers in Gaza Strip and elsewhere are legitimate self-defense and that it is the Palestinians, not the Israelis, who are making peace impossible.

On about 25 May 1992, about three weeks after the Serbs took control of the municipal government, and two days after the start of large scale military attacks on Bosniak population centers, Serb forces began taking prisoners to the Omarska camp.

Several studies have documented the consequences of terrorist attacks on the population as a whole.

One such example is the series of one-sided condemnations of Israel that surface whenever Israel responds to missile attacks on civilian populations that are launched from the Gaza strip.

However the UN report documents multiple attacks on civilian populations.

For all of them, attacks on civilian populations have become normal.

*Two counts of war crimes for attacks on civilian populations in Darfur.