Sentence examples for invasion action from inspiring English sources

Mr Ilves told Sky News that while he was not yet afraid of a Russian invasion, action must be taken to halt its "reckless and irresponsible behaviour throughout our region".

In human prostate cancer, MEK4 is a key pharmacologic target of genistein's anti-invasion action.

Tumor cells adhesion to the ECM is a fundamental step in tumor invasion, the initial invasive action of metastatic cells involves the interaction of tumor with the ECM molecules through the process of cell matrix adhesion, which enhances the survival or invasiveness of tumor cells.

WWII naval officer; commanded LSTs during Normandy Invasion; saw action in both Atlantic and Pacific Theaters.

Unless, heaven forfend, an attempt were made to take over the administration of Myanmar, which would involve an armed invasion, the action would be confined to air drops.

Part of the case for the invasion – "that action in Iraq could be made more palatable", as Rice put it in her memoirs – was that it would be followed by an initiative to restart Israeli-Palestinian negotiations.

Under its Excess Property Program, the Department of Defense has passed along billions of dollars' worth of equipment from the 2003 Iraq invasion — an action not obviously more morally defensible than the police and National Guard's handling of Ferguson — to local law-enforcement agencies, including in Missouri.

Although the role of such activities in cancer is not fully understood, it has been proposed that endopeptidase activity is important in invasion where the action of proteinases is required for tumor cells to penetrate the extracellular matrix and the basement membrane [34].

Kim Sengupta IAIN DUNCAN SMITH Journalists were still being briefed a week before the invasion that military action could be avoided.

Sienna Miller has reached an out of court settlement for an invasion of privacy action against the Sun and the News of the World over a series of articles published by the papers in June and July.

"I remember believing that Saddam's invasion justified international action, and had I been forced to articulate a policy I'd like to think that I would have supported it once the international coalition was put together.