Sentence examples for permanent assault from inspiring English sources

Not to mention the permanent assault on the French language.

Mr. Obama supported gun-control legislation as a state senator in Illinois, and as a presidential candidate he opposed laws allowing concealed weapons and endorsed those requiring tougher background checks of gun buyers and a permanent assault weapons ban.

For Sandbrook, the desperate state of the country was revealed in both a permanent assault on sterling, which could not be resisted even with the devaluation of November 1967, and a series of colonial crises, from Aden to Rhodesia.

I've noticed such party loyalty in presidential candidate Mitt Romney's actions, as he signed a permanent assault weapons ban into law as Massachusetts's governor in 2004, saying, "I believe the people should have the right to bear arms, but I don't believe that we have to have assault weapons as part of our personal arsenal".

If we want to reimpose a permanent assault-weapons ban and restrict high capacity ammunition magazines, let's include a new list of exempted rifles and shotguns used for recreational shooting in a new Appendix A (updated annually) and actively solicit input from the shooting community to make it work.

Some of these assault vehicles have permanent armies of drummers on board, thumping belligerently and rhythmically away, creating the kind of scary and upsetting noise usually only heard on the streets of the Edinburgh festival.

It might seem that for men, being accused of sexual assault inflicts swift and permanent damage.

A few minutes' training from Rob and Kathryn James – the island's affable managers and its only permanent population – in operating the little ex-military assault boats, and Shuna and its salty environs were all ours.

The museum's permanent exhibit, titled "The Holocaust," is divided into three parts—"Nazi Assault," "Final Solution," and "Last Chapter".

The stalemate is beginning to look permanent, but people in Benghazi are still nervous of a fresh assault by pro-Gaddafi troops.

The bill would strip commanders of their authority to dismiss a finding by a court-martial, establish minimum sentences for sexual assault convictions, permit victims of sexual assault to apply for a permanent change of station or unit transfer, and ensure that convicted offenders leave the military.