Sentence examples for un attack from inspiring English sources
Nor does it touch on their right to decide laws governing the ownership and transfer of weapons within their own borders, though America's gun lobby tries to depict the treaty as a dastardly UN attack on the Second Amendment.Instead the ATT seeks to bring a bit of order to a market where national export-control rules leave gaps that rogue firms and dealers exploit.
For all his display of confidence, two things stand out at the end of this week: the great difficulty he will have in realising his public-service agenda; and his vulnerability should the cabinet split, as is entirely possible, over British involvement in a non-UN sanctioned attack on Iraq.
The squadron took part in a mass air strike on 29 August, when 420 UN aircraft attacked Pyongyang.
This was not an "un-Islamic" attack by a bunch of thugs -- the perpetrators could be heard shouting that they were avenging the Prophet Muhammad.
This analysis shows sensitivity of the un-mitigated attack rate and of the attack rate when mitigated by school closure.
Hayes wants conservatives to call out the President's lies and "un-American" attacks on the media.
The proposed SC DWT SVD based watermarking scheme is tested for various malicious and un-malicious attacks and the experimental results show that it realizes the security requirement as it tackles the false positive detection and multiple claims of ownership problems on one hand and generates an encryption form of the watermark on the other hand.
Divisiveness and gridlock have taken a turn for the worse with Donald Trump's call for Russia to hack Hillary Clinton's emails and for his decidedly un-presidential attacks on Khizr and Ghazala Khan, the Muslim Gold Star parents of the deceased Army Captain, Humayun Khan.
New footage uploaded to YouTube purportedly shows a UN observer under attack in Idlib, Syria.
Only Smith raised the issue of "information on mass killing and rape" and threatened force "if UN forces are attacked".
"It should anger anyone who finds it low and, frankly, un-American, to attack a candidate – directly or indirectly – through his religion," conservative media watchdog Newsbusters wrote.
