Sentence examples for going to assault from inspiring English sources

Would someone please explain the phrase "today's changing conflict space?" Are they talking about all those antifa people who are going to assault you while you're strolling down the street?

How on earth – how on earth – how in the world is anybody going to rape or assault a child in those circumstances?

"They're not going to ban assault weapons," he said.

"We are confident that no court is going to allow assault rifles with a range of 2.5 miles to be used in a township of 19.5 square miles".

"Republicans, it's very clear, wanted harsher criminal penalties for illegal guns, which is something I agree with," Mr. Klein added, "but on the other hand we're also going to ban assault weapons and limit the number of rounds in a magazine.

An affidavit in blunt legal phrases accused Mr. Kelly of attempted sexual assault by "jumping out" from concealment "without clothes and moving toward the victim while holding his penis in such a manner that the victim was led to believe that the defendant was going to sexually assault her".

If somebody is going to violently assault you, they will probably want to do so behind the closed door.

"Every day that we delay giving taxi drivers additional protection from assault, it creates a statistical certainty that some number of taxi drivers are going to get assaulted because we failed to protect them," Mr. Lancman said.

"You never know from day to day if you are going to get assaulted inside or what is going to happen," he said.

"It is not a question of if you are going to be assaulted, it is when it is going to happen," said Craig Bavington, who runs a tourist agency based here.

A foreign journalist, who was surrounded and menaced by the same men, had his notes torn up and was warned by a policeman watching the encounter that he was "going to be assaulted".