Sentence examples for resumption of attacks from inspiring English sources
Some young Palestinians have spoken menacingly of a resumption of attacks by Hamas, the radical Islamic group that engaged in a terror campaign in the mid-1990's.
President Lahoud then raised the stakes by warning of a possible resumption of attacks on Israel by the Lebanon-based Palestinians, the issue that precipitated Israel's invasion of Lebanon in 1978.
Also on Tuesday, the purported leader of the Sunni insurgent group the Islamic State of Iraq, a militant group linked with Al Qaeda in Mesopotamia, ordered the resumption of attacks against Iraqi security forces.
Attacks on oil company facilities and kidnappings of workers have been going on for years in the restive region; MEND is one of the newer groups, and it is unclear how many militants it controls, or whether nonaffiliated groups are also considering resumption of attacks.
Mr. Sadr's office had made an announcement on Wednesday that his militia would suspend operations for six months, but his warning on Sunday of unspecified decisions seemed to hint at either a resumption of attacks, or a call for a new prime minister.
The Australian Naval authorities were concerned about a resumption of attacks, however, and maintained the coastal convoy system until late 1943 when it was clear that the threat had passed.
The resumption of Israeli attacks followed a rare calm in Gaza.
The government's resumption of aerial attacks included strikes on Idlib, Daraa, the Damascus suburbs and other locations, with reports of multiple casualties, including children.
The fighting pattern in Afghanistan, at least since the Taliban became resurgent circa 2006, has followed a predictable pattern: a fighting lull in the winter due to inclement weather and the resumption of Taliban attacks in the spring.
Manstein cancelled a planned resumption of the attack and sent most of his forces east to destroy the Soviet bridgehead.
President Bush refused to allow the resumption of the attack, but was also unhappy with the status quo, asking his commanders for "other options".
