Sentence examples for future offensive from inspiring English sources

Poroshenko said Ukraine was currently regrouping its forces, not in preparation for a future offensive but in order to defend territory from possible renewed separatist attack.

In our opinion, the Israeli lies are aimed at raising the level of tension in the region and give a pretext for a possible Israeli future offensive against a party in the region.

Though Warren said that there are no HIMARS systems in position currently at Fire Base Bell, he did not deny that they would be eventually staged there or that the base would be used for future offensive operations.

In releasing the map, the Israeli military appeared to be trying to preempt international criticism of any future offensive against the alleged sites, many of which are located in residential villages alongside hospitals, schools and even civilian homes.

Little more than a half-hour after the Broncos' game ended Sunday night, the Patriots sent out an e-mail announcing that Josh McDaniels — their once and future offensive coordinator, and minutes removed from a one-year stint with the St . Louis Rams— had been hired as an offensive assistant and would rejoin the team immediately.

During the Obama administration, the White House created a process to review software vulnerabilities discovered by intelligence agencies, and to determine which should be "stockpiled" for future offensive or defensive cyberoperations and which should be reported to the companies so that they could be fixed.

WASHINGTON — For all its success, NATO's intervention in Libya had several significant flaws that highlight why future offensives, against a stronger adversary, could be far more difficult.

In that sense, a U.S. military response to the Douma attack could serve a minimal purpose if it deters the regime from employing chemicals in future offensives.

This would secure the British Second Army an avenue for future offensives.

Controlling Hill 70 would provide excellent observation over the German lines, in preparation for any future offensives.

The airfield when complete would protect Japan's major base at Rabaul, threaten Allied supply and communication lines, and establish a staging area for possible future offensives against Fiji, New Caledonia, and Samoa (Operation FS).