Sentence examples for bring warfare from inspiring English sources

He vowed in an online posting to take revenge for the loss of his badge, saying he would use "every bit of small-arms training, demolition, ordnance and survival training I've been given" to bring "warfare" to the LAPD.

The search for Mr. Dorner began last week after the authorities said he had begun a deadly revenge campaign against the Los Angeles Police Department in response to his firing, warning in a manifesto posted on Facebook that he would bring "warfare" to officers and their families.

It was the only conflict that brought warfare home to Belgrade -- those cruise missiles in her bedroom.

One former high-ranking anti-terrorist officer has told The Independent that slashing the forces' budgets will make it harder for armed police to react quickly if terrorist gunmen bring urban warfare to British streets.

Now, as part of Mr. Bloomberg's broader effort to settle pending legal matters, he and the attorney general have agreed to bring this warfare to an end by designating some gardens for permanent protection while making others available for housing.

This had led to an unregulated boom in the amount of dispensaries, which has in turn sparked a glut of community complaints, both on legitimate grounds (dispensaries operating in close proximity to rehab clinics, and schools) and less-than (dispensaries that will bring gang warfare to our streets).

After hearing about life inside S.C.L., I said that I found it hard to reconcile the two versions of the company: one a minor player in foreign elections, founded by an Old Etonian who liked to be called James Bond; and one that had brought "information warfare" to two of the world's oldest democracies.

Underlying his arrangement with Amory is a bet over whether increasing the blight will bring on class warfare or simply hasten redevelopment.

And as soon as some bright kid on CMU campus (or elsewhere) figures out how to bring the mechanization of warfare to its logical completion, war will become sports and we will find ourselves only at war with our own neurotic, dualistic selves.

America's involvement in foreign wars has typically corresponded with stark public perceptions of threat — German submarine warfare brought the United States into World War I; Pearl Harbor did the same in World War II; North Korea's invasion of South Korea legitimized cold-war containment.

I will bring unconventional and asymmetrical warfare to those in LAPD uniform whether on or off duty.