Sentence examples for offensive case from inspiring English sources

The most offensive case, said John Arras, a bioethicist at the University of Virginia and a panelist, was that of a mental patient named Berta.

Operating in the northern sector of the front usually meant little action as all the Soviet air activity was now combating German Army Group South's summer offensive, Case Blue.

This was demonstrated in late 1942 and early 1943, when Ostojić planned and oversaw the Chetnik involvement in the large Axis anti-Partisan offensive Case White alongside Italian troops.

Although the ZNDH had a brief role in the subsequent anti-Partisan offensive, Case Black in mid-1943, its main involvement was on the front in the central NDH.

He ran the BBC's campaign like a propaganda offensive: the case was meticulously researched, the committee was lobbied, rival ITV's strengths and weaknesses were painstakingly assembled.

Israeli officials say the military has broadened the scope of its operation in the Gaza Strip and is preparing for a ground offensive in case one is ordered.

On 20 January 1943, the German HQ in Yugoslavia launched an offensive codenamed Case White, intending to regain the lost territory.

In offensive language cases, judges tend to rehash archaic stereotypes about language and place.

Courts deal with large numbers of offensive weapon cases, the consultation document said, with approximately 7,800 adult offenders sentenced for the offences in 2015.

Holder is finally on the offensive — with a case that is close to his heart.

While the Europeans are on the offensive in the case of the Boeing-McDonnell merger, it is the Americans who are unhappy about the way Rolls-Royce is scooping a growing share of jet-engine contracts.