Sentence examples for rules of belligerent from inspiring English sources

Under the rules of "belligerent occupation", Israel should not have mucked about during those 20 years with the status of the captured lands.

The only other wartime regulation is that military officers of belligerent countries must wear mufti.

Such contrarian thought was delightfully typical of Alexis, who carried a whimsical and belligerent disregard for the rules of language or identity.

Also, a kind of belligerent optimism.

He then wrote Ismāʿīl a series of belligerent letters.

Jingoism is a particularly British strain of belligerent nationalism.

Its peculiar brand of belligerent mendicancy has failed to win much sympathy.

I'm a firm believer in the concept of belligerent reprisal".

When your personal life is going wrong…  Maintain a "shop front" of belligerent cheerfulness.

The following night, the captain found himself in a mosque with a roomful of belligerent tribesmen.

But Anthony Bourdain has turned a sort of belligerent gluttony into a talisman for insecure men.