Sentence examples for permanent attack from inspiring English sources

Australia's parliament, aided by a protocol that places speech during parliamentary sessions beyond the reach of ordinary slander laws, operates in a different mode: permanent attack.

"There are good reasons for this, not least the almost permanent attack from the media and sections of the PLP, which have been destabilising from day one.

Despite the hectic tempo and the need for City to score at least once more the home side kept their shape and discipline right to the end of the first half, keeping Touré in defence and only Agüero on permanent attack.

The power of the fans makes the fabric reach and snap, as if it were on permanent attack.

"If you have a heart attack, permanent damage is done.," he said.

Castro's boldness in flinging men and resources into foreign wars when Cuba itself was under permanent threat of attack was typical of his style.

Calling for a concrete deadline for the withdrawal of troops from Iraq, he described it as "a nation that is falling apart in a merciless civil war," where the Sunni-Shiite divide could ignite conflict throughout the Middle East and where terrorists are setting up permanent bases to attack targets around the world.

Insurrectionary anarchists put value in attack, permanent class conflict, and a refusal to negotiate or compromise with class enemies.

The condition is permanent and sleep attacks can strike dozens of times a day at random – even mid-conversation.

It estimates that there are 60 to 70 training camps in Pakistani-held Kashmir, and the government's position is that there will be no permanent end to attacks emanating from Pakistani territory until the camps have been demolished.

The 51-year-old has also paid a club record fee to Leyton Orient for Odubajo and secured the permanent signing of attacking midfielder Alan Judge, following a successful loan spell in west London last season.