Sentence examples for plan to escalate from inspiring English sources

But some protest leaders, deeply skeptical, say they plan to escalate both their statements and their activism.

"It is a betrayal not to stop this president's plan to escalate the war when we have the responsibility, the power and the ability to stop it," he said.

Bob Herbert, in his column today, says that he has two pieces of advice for Obama: do something about the employment crisis, and "put the brakes on your potentially disastrous plan to escalate the war in Afghanistan".

And he faces particularly treacherous crosscurrents both on his effort to overhaul health care, where his own party is showing divisions in the face of nearly solid Republican opposition, and on his plan to escalate the war in Afghanistan, which threatens to alienate his liberal base and leave him reliant on Republican support.

Trump also began to outline a plan to escalate the war on IS energy resources before he was cut short by CNN moderator Wolf Blitzer.

Arianna was a guest on MSNBC's Morning Joe today to discuss President Obama's speech last night explaining his plan to escalate the war in Afghanistan.

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Britain, he said, would look at all options, though he did not confirm reports that it planned to escalate the air campaign by following France's lead in sending Apache attack helicopters to Libya.

Last Updated, 5 37 p.m. Internet access disappeared across Syria on Thursday, and commercial air traffic was halted, prompting antigovernment activists to warn that the authorities might be planning to escalate their crackdown against the country's raging uprising.

"We are planning to escalate our attacks on the areas of the government thugs," said one member of the Jundullah Battalion, a unit of the Free Syrian Army full of Sunni Muslim fundamentalists.

Mohamed Ahmed, a leader of the April 6th Revolutionary Youth Group, spoke of plans to escalate the protests in an effort to win concessions on demands including a rescinding of Mr. Morsi's edict; a new, more representative constituent assembly; and an overhaul of the Interior Ministry.