Sentence examples for belligerent warning from inspiring English sources
A more belligerent warning came from Iran's Parliament, where lawmakers were working on a plan to stop Iran's oil exports to Europe in retaliation for the embargo, which is to begin July 1. "Europe will burn in the fire of Iran's oil wells," Nasser Soudani, a member of the Parliament's energy committee, said in remarks carried by the Fars News Agency.
Presidential candidates tried today to gain a political advantage from China's belligerent warnings against talk of the island's independence.
The repeated aid efforts come as Iran has aimed belligerent warnings at the Navy's Fifth Fleet, which has patrolled the Persian Gulf and its vital international oil-shipping passages for decades.
The encounter, which the Fifth Fleet command said was under further investigation, came against a backdrop of increasingly belligerent warnings from Iran against a buildup of naval forces in the area by the United States, which considers the free flow of oil from the Persian Gulf a vital national interest.
After warning the class of its belligerent scenes, my teacher continued to place "The Rise and Fall of Jim Crow," a PBS documentary on race relations in America into the VHS player.
And while Lugar advised in his concession speech not long before that Mourdock would need to work together with lawmakers in the Senate, the new nominee stuck to the belligerent tone he maintained in the campaign, warning that Democrats and socialists were destroying the nation.
The report said Williams was belligerent when the police tried to arrest him and wrote obscenities on the fingerprint card and the trespass warning.
Mr. Moallem made his comments in response to a strong statement made by Israel's defense minister, Ehud Barak, to senior Israeli Army officers on Monday, warning that "in the absence of an arrangement with Syria, we are liable to enter a belligerent clash with it that could reach the point of an all-out, regional war".
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