These agreements are designed to allow activities such as immunization programs and the distribution of relief supplies during special ceasefires, demonstrating the common concern of belligerents for the health of children.
In response, the acting general counsel of the Pentagon, Robert Taylor, reassured Mr. McCain that the 2001 law already bestowed the right to attack "co-belligerents" of Al Qaeda not just those somehow involved with the attacks.
On Wednesday, leaner of body and less belligerent of mood than we knew him, Rooney played his first full 90 minutes since that public fallout in September.
America is the only country that has ever used nuclear weapons in wartime (on Japan) and has become increasingly belligerent of late.
But the Iranians have tricky relations with Muqtada al-Sadr, the most belligerent of Iraq's Shia leaders, and shrink from picking a sectarian fight with Sunni fanatics.
The most damaged, scarred, and belligerent of Michael Vick's dogs — the hardest cases — were sent to the Best Friends Animal Sanctuary, on a thirty-seven-hundred-acre spread in the canyons of southern Utah.
Give him a call and say, 'I miss you, buddy!'" Murray, that most belligerent of characters, on this occasion agreed with the pundits that he needed to shake things up.
It is also claimed that he "wrongfully collect[ed] or attempt[ed] to collect information by clandestine means or while acting under false pretenses, for the purpose of conveying such information to an enemy of the United States, or to one of the co-belligerents of the enemy".
