Sentence examples for policy of attacking from inspiring English sources
At the start of World War II, all nations' air forces had a policy of attacking military targets only.
Since the 1979 Islamic Revolution, Iran and its terrorist agents have had a policy of attacking American interests around the globe.
On Thursday, Human Rights Watch charged that some of the military's strikes seemed intended to harm civilians; the group detailed what it said was a government policy of attacking bread lines in Aleppo.
John Hughes, the Falkirk manager, invariably shows admirable adherence to his policy of attacking football against all-comers and he was a little unfortunate not to have been rewarded for his boldness before Rangers scored.
But if the escalation goes on, he adds, "there could be a discussion one day about whether the chairman should be allowed to remain in the area .Be that as it may, Israeli officials say that the policy of attacking individuals believed to be directly involved in terrorism will continue, despite international disapproval.
Hamas has committed itself to a policy of attacking Israel with low-grade rockets, most of which are either shot down or fall harmlessly to the ground, fully aware that doing so will exact a terrible price on the Palestinian people.
"The Israeli government must halt its aggressive and racist policies instead of attacking others and sheltering behind antisemitism," said his spokesman Ibrahim Kalin.
To weaken opposition from students, intellectuals and the middle class, the regime pursued a policy of "Bedouinization," attacking urban culture; promoting rural dress, music, festivals and rituals; and reviving institutions like tribal leadership councils.
And yet — as he himself tells it in this book — he also helped Ronald Reagan in 1980 to demagogue economic policy as a way of attacking Jimmy Carter.
To date, that policy has largely consisted of attacking trade partners while issuing nebulous demands for "better" trade deals.
Take neo-con Bill Kristol, a founder of the Project on the New American Century, purveyors of today's disastrous Bush foreign policy, and early advocate of attacking Iraq.
