Sentence examples for offending nations from inspiring English sources

Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Bob Corker (R-Tenn). described the Trump strategy as establishing commonality with offending nations before publicly chastising them for ­offenses.

What's more, with an economy driven by exports, it has a vested interest in not offending nations who buy from us, and strong leaders will commonly upset.

Nor does he want to dwell on Uefa's system of imposing only low fines on offending nations, in Bulgaria's case £34,000.

This would be vital, spokesmen for the pilots said, to increase the effectiveness of any boycott by interfering with the servicing on the ground of airliners from offending nations and by interrupting shipping and other non-aviation transport.

Other increasingly important tools to open markets are restrictions that prevent companies in offending nations from investing in acquisitions or production facilities in the host country thereby blocking the unfair country's companies from using their advantage to establish a new beachhead that is immune from sanctions.

They wanted punishments for offending nations built in as well as more aggressive targets.

But then in private White House officials seem to be offering every assurance to the offended nations.

"Veneration of the Imperial House is a strict religious tenet of Japan and, however much it offends nations which espouse other tenets, it commands the deep loyalty of the Japanese," she wrote.

How it offends nations that are our partners and who we need to work with to defeat ISIS.

Such intervention does not violate the offending nation's neutrality.

If these methods prove inadequate, the UN Charter allows the Security Council to take military action against the offending nation.