Communiques from enemy nations reach us by radio.
Conventionally, war pits enemy nations and enemy armies against each other.
It was an extremely broad grant of power because the law applies to all international commerce, not just that with enemy nations.
Office of Strategic Services (OSS), agency of the U.S. federal government (1942 45) formed for the purpose of obtaining information about and sabotaging the military efforts of enemy nations during World War II.
He added that in statements published in the wake of President George Bush's visit to Delhi this February, Al Qaeda began to include India on its list of enemy nations.
Susan E. Rice, a senior foreign policy adviser to Mr. Obama, said Mr. Obama had conveyed similarly nuanced policy positions on meetings with foreign leaders of enemy nations months before the YouTube debate.
In their 2006 game DEFCON, for example, players must wage global thermonuclear war, wiping out the populations of enemy nations while keeping their own people alive; by the end, the death count rises into the millions.
WASHINGTON — With his experience and leadership credentials under sharp criticism, Senator Barack Obama and his advisers are trying to clarify what has emerged as a central tenet of his proposed foreign policy: a willingness to meet leaders of enemy nations.
A bully in charmer's clothing, the senator reviles the president's new choice for secretary of state, a career liberal who the senator insists will weaken the United States' muscle-hold over bellicose enemy nations with a wimped-out policy of dialogue and appeasement.
This Court has always recognized and applied the law of war as including that part of the law of nations which prescribes, for the [p4] conduct of war, the status, rights and duties of enemy nations as well as of enemy individuals.
