Sentence examples for most concerted attack from inspiring English sources

Kate Saunders of the International Campaign for Tibet said the recent arrests of about 50 poets, bloggers and songwriters represented the most concerted attack on the educated and artistic elite since the Cultural Revolution ended in 1976.

During a visit to Washington last month by President Asif Zardari, the army proceeded to launch what has been described as its most concerted attack on the militants in a seven-year campaign.

Labour must "get its act together" so it can defend low-paid workers who are facing the most concerted attack on their living standards in a generation, the head of the UK's biggest public service union has said.

There have been relentless attacks on police forces - even the decapitation of eight soldiers and the murder of a general - in recent months, but last weekend saw the most concerted attacks on the federal police to date, raising further the spectre of an all-out narco insurrection in Mexico of a kind that ravaged Colombia 20 years ago.

Beginning in the mid-20th century, most-favoured-nation treatment came under concerted attack by the rise of regional economic organizations, such as the European Community (now the European Union), which reduced duties among its members only.

Most pointedly, however, Mrs. Clinton exploited an opportunity before a friendly audience of women to make a concerted attack on Mr. Lazio's debate tactics.

The attack, involving more than 20,000 fighters along with air power, tanks and artillery, appeared to be the most concerted effort to date to expel the extremists from one of their major urban strongholds.

You think everything is some concerted attack on you.

Sweden were galvanised into their first spell of concerted attack.

The right wing loves nothing more than concerted attack campaigns.

A £5 billion social uplift programme has been announced - but there has yet to be a concerted attack on the vested interests and corruption in the bureaucracy that will stop the money reaching the people who need it most.