Sentence examples for war attacks from inspiring English sources
Nor is the proposed tax grab simply an extension of Gordon Brown's "class war" attacks on David Cameron, although it dovetails neatly with it.
The gist of the Uri Elitzur article I cited was that once one side in a war attacks the other side's civilians, they can no longer morally claim a special status for their own civilians during fight.
The commission's latest findings fueled fresh partisan attacks on his credibility and handling of the war, attacks that now seem unlikely to be silenced even if the return of sovereignty to the Iraqis comes off successfully in two weeks.
The last hundred and thirty pages are particularly riveting: Roosevelt, impatient for America to join the Great War, attacks Wilson's "unmanly" Administration and, denied a chance to lead troops, sends four sons to fight, one of whom is killed.
At the same time, the potential dangers of a strike are clear: a prolonged and bloody regional war; attacks on Israel from Gaza and Lebanon; the closing of the Strait of Hormuz, a main world oil transport lane; a sharp rise in energy prices with disastrous effects on the world economy.
From the outset, the F.B.I. has said that it believed the bombing to be part of a succession of "holy war" attacks on American targets, including the August 1998 bombings of two American embassies in East Africa that killed 224 people, for which American prosecutors have indicted Mr. bin Laden.
Wrote a poem during the gulf war attacking Saddam Hussein for fomenting war among the Arabs.
In a desert war, attack helicopters are valued for their abilities to strike quickly.
During the cold war, attack submarines conducted regular surveillance off the Russian coast.
Those who wanted, like Georges Danton, to halt the Reign of Terror and the war attacked the policies of the Committee of Public Safety with increasing violence.
All five men were charged with conspiracy, murder in violation of the law of war, attacking civilians, attacking civilian objects, intentionally causing serious bodily injury, destruction of property in violation of the law of war, hijacking aircraft and terrorism.
