Sentence examples for lethal assault from inspiring English sources

Yet another Russian reporter suffered from a potentially lethal assault at the weekend.

The lethal assault barely warranted a mention in the domestic media because such incidents have become all too commonplace.

So even if the UK authorities had known about Zalkalns' lethal assault, he would not have been on the sex offenders' register.

But, with the body count ratcheting upward, it followed by less than two weeks the previous most lethal assault, the shooting of six soldiers at another checkpoint.

SHANWEI, China, Dec. 10 - Four days after a lethal assault on protesters by paramilitary forces, a village in southern China remained under heavy police lockdown on Saturday.

The 8 November terror attack lends support to Bundy's observation that the threat to peace was Cuba, not Turkey – where the Russians were not continuing a lethal assault.

The Prime Minister struck the biggest blow today in stating that Corbyn would not authorise lethal assaults against terrorists, when in fact, Corbyn spoke yesterday of how he would authorise "strictly necessary force" in order to protect lives.

The lethal assaults on Indian installations threaten to derail prime minister Narendra Modi's bold diplomatic outreach to arch-rival Pakistan following his first official visit to Afghanistan last month.

WERE TRAINED IN PAKISTAN The authorities in China's troubled Xinjiang region charged that the leader of the first of two lethal assaults over the weekend had trained in Pakistan, an unusually specific accusation that could hint at growing Chinese impatience with Pakistan's inability to control radical groups operating within its borders.

BEIJING — The authorities in China's troubled Xinjiang region charged Monday that the leader of the first of two lethal assaults over the weekend had trained in Pakistan, an unusually specific accusation that could hint at growing Chinese impatience with Pakistan's inability to control radical groups operating within its borders.

The agency, he said in a telephone interview, is more interested in promoting air quality than in safeguarding against anthrax, a bacteria with deadly spores that can live for decades underground and could in theory be collected by terrorists for lethal assaults.