Sentence examples for enduring offensive from inspiring English sources

In fact, the only limitation spelled out in the resolution is that it "does not authorize the use of the United States Armed Forces in enduring offensive ground combat operations".

"Enduring offensive ground operations".

"The authority granted in subsection (a) does not authorize the use of the United States Armed Forces in enduring offensive ground combat operations".

Republicans say they see it as overly restrictive because it would expire after three years and would prohibit "enduring offensive ground operations".

True, there have been a few hiccups, for instance, a certain unease over what a ban on "enduring offensive combat operations" means.

Some won't like that the 2001 AUMF is left in place, and some have already raised concerns with the AUMF's language dictating when U.S. ground troops can't be used: in "enduring offensive ground combat operations".

The fact that Occupy has now selected 1 May as the moment for another offensive attests to the enduring relevance of May Day as international workers' day.

For Fassel, who is enduring a fourth season in which his offense is being dissected and second-guessed, the inherent paradox of trying to achieve an offensive balance with disparate talents is becoming old hat.

An enduring subplot to the Giants' season has been the play calling of the offensive coordinator, Sean Payton, whose decision making was praised as refreshing last season.

But, though it has long been maligned as cartoonish, excessively angsty white rap-rock music with ham-fisted turntablism and offensive chin beards, this year's Download lineup is a testament to the genre's enduring popularity.

After enduring repeated attacks on his Senate record, Mr. Lautenberg and his campaign staff went on the offensive today, releasing articles that Mr. Forrester wrote when he was a columnist for a newspaper in his hometown, West Windsor.