Sentence examples for unrestricted warfare from inspiring English sources

The controversy between the statesmen and the advocates of unrestricted warfare was not dead yet.

Its U-boats were ordered to engage in unrestricted warfare, even if this meant sinking passenger liners and the trading ships of neutral nations.

Military strategists now talk about "hybrid" or "unrestricted" warfare, where military powers use physical force only occasionally against a background of constant cyber attacks and psy-ops.

A lifetime of interest in things nautical, which included sailing, lead to his authorship of "Unrestricted Warfare", an account of the early years of submarine warfare in World War II.

Since Germany's previous restrictions of its submarine warfare had been motivated by fear of provoking the United States into war, the U.S. declaration of war in April 1917 removed any reason for the Germans to retreat from their already declared policy of unrestricted warfare.

The latest delayed message was dropped in the postbox in Feb. 1917, and though we don't know what it said, we feel there must have been a reference of some sort in it to the unrestricted warfare which had suddenly begun on the first of the month.

In September 1915, Germany, hoping to avoid U.S. entry into the war, ended unrestricted submarine warfare, forbidding its U-boats from attacking neutral ships.

On Jan . 31 German Chancellor Theobald von Bethmann Hollweg, who feared the plan would draw the United States into the war, announced that unrestricted submarine warfare would be reinstituted the following day.

Perhaps the highest-profile casualty of Germany's policy of unrestricted submarine warfare during World War I, the RMS Lusitania was attacked by a German U-boat on May 7 , 1915 and sank in just 18 minutes.

Mr. Eisenhower's early chapters provide the background, beginning with Germany's decision in early 1917 to try to knock Britain out of the war by resuming unrestricted submarine warfare in the Atlantic, even knowing that that would probably bring an end to American neutrality.

Convicted of waging aggressive war and breaking laws of war at Nuremberg, but not of war crimes (or for unrestricted submarine warfare, after US Fleet-Admiral Nimitz admitted he used the same tactics).