The aggressive Argentine stand, accompanied at times by belligerent hints from Argentine military and political leaders that they do not exclude another attempt to take the islands by force, has been rejected by the British prime minister, David Cameron.
She could be belligerent and she could stand on her own".
He was comfortably outscored in his 138-run stand with the belligerent Buttler, who also hit nine fours in his 94-ball, 100-minute stay.
We need to stand up against belligerent cynicism and misguided machismo.
Once that infrastructure is robust, Afghanistan could stand up to belligerent neighbors and radical, intolerant ideologies.
The increasingly belligerent stag party.
But, of all my uncle's eccentric and belligerent characteristics, the one that stood out the most for me was his love-hate relationship with the West.
He quite liked Mr Gorbachev, though their first meeting was rough: "He was really belligerent, & d**n it I stood firm.
Who else, she says, can stand up to a "belligerent and delusional" Russia?
In New York, the menu at Da Silvano stated in no uncertain terms, "No cheese served on seafood at any time". From Palermo to Palos Verdes, the more outraged and belligerent they became, the more I stood my ground.
