Sentence examples for regular warfare from inspiring English sources

"It was treated like regular warfare but it isn't regular warfare," he said.

Regular warfare had failed; it was time to try other methods.

Supplement the traditional dorm and seminar college but not replace, supplement regular warfare but not replace.

According to Huntford, the "first known use of the ski in regular warfare" was on March 6 , 1200 when a Norwegian ruler, Sverre, ordered a patrol of skiers to reconnoiter a rebel army's positions.

JODL: To this I can say-again from talks with Ambassador Ritter-that I knew that the Reich Foreign Minister advocated official procedure, that is, official notice that we could no longer consider certain acts of terror as belonging to regular warfare.

As in regular warfare, the CIA is trying to carry out its operations without killing bystanders.

"Regular electronic warfare fills the frequencies with static and overpowers the frequencies," he said.

The wartime and postwar folk hero status that emerged in the West for Shelby, as well as for John Hunt Morgan and M. Jeff Thompson, blurred the lines between regular and irregular warfare, and between rebel cavalry, partisan raiders and guerrillas.

Daughter of Albert and Daisy Hollingworth, she was born in Knighton, near Leicester, into a middle-class family and derived her fascination with warfare from regular visits with her father, an industrialist, to battlefields such as Naseby, Bosworth and Agincourt.

PAGE C1 Guide to Fighting Insurgents For the first time since early in the Vietnam era, the Army has issued a field manual intended to be a guide to counterinsurgency warfare for regular Army units, an acknowledgment that the kind of fighting under way in Iraq may become more common in the years ahead.

The Chinese communist Central Committee, which had removed Mao from the leadership early in 1934, abandoned his guerrilla warfare strategy and used regular positional warfare tactics against the better-armed and more-numerous Nationalist forces.