Sentence examples for targeted offensive from inspiring English sources

This episode provoked the UN to adopt tougher rules of engagement for "targeted offensive operations".

UNITED NATIONS, March 28 (Reuters) - The U.N. Security Council on Thursday approved the creation of a special combat force that is to carry out "targeted offensive operations" to neutralize armed groups in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo.

You have some very far-reaching language in the mandate about targeted offensive operations.

Faced with defeat in a targeted offensive, India would then be the one to open a new front along the international border.

The new troops are meant to "carry out targeted offensive operations…in a robust, highly mobile and versatile manner…with the responsibility of neutralising armed groups".

Consumer activism targeting offensive marketing is an effective way to interrupt these damaging media messages.

At the moment, because of American bases in Australia — one of which houses a powerful US Marine task force and the other of which is used for targeting offensive weapons systems — when a civilian prime minister says we want to stand aside, we wouldn't have the capacity to do so.

Mackenzie's typically provocative Daily Mail column was published on 21 April last year and began: "Last week, I raised the uncomfortable issue of foreign doctors working in this country, and targeted the offensive behaviour of a Spanish consultant.

It is part of a wider picture of prejudice across the fields of architecture, property, contracting and engineering, with one in four workers having been targeted with offensive remarks in the past year.

The Daily Beast yesterday reported that Twitter ads targeted to offensive keywords were able to reach millions of users.

Earlier this year, YouTube, which is owned by Google, announced a new set of policies that target offensive content that doesn't necessarily violate the company's guidelines.