Sentence examples for war rules from inspiring English sources

Phillips quoted Ponomarev as accusing Ostrovsky of disseminating propaganda, and claimed the group was acting under "war rules".

It may no longer operate under cold war rules to consciously exclude representations of the upstart Chinese, or feel pressured to depict us as Fu Manchu monstrosities (except for the hideously backward BBC Sherlock episode The Blind Banker, replete with oriental lowlifes and lotus blossoms).

Just war rules, the prescriptive realist might claim, do not have independent moral purchase on the attention of states.

Putin is trespassing on the post-Cold War rules.

On page 996, the manual states: "Specific law of war rules may be applicable to cyber operations, even though these rules were developed long before cyber operations were possible".

Concerning the ethics involved in such a plan, Foscolo himself states that this act was violent, unusual, beyond the war rules, and in contrast to the public morality (…è però violente, insolito et forse non più dalla pieta publica pratticato…).

In times of war, normal rules don't apply.

The War Rule, discovered in Cave I of Qumrān in 1947, is a manual for military organization and strategy, including detailed specifications for battle gear and signals.

It had been a Soviet satellite since the war, ruled by a narrow Marxist clique, its schools, churches and newspapers tightly supervised by the secret police.

The first was implicit in the unwritten cold war rule against killing intelligence officers or political leaders: two can play that game, and once started it is hard to control, as Americans learned in the Lockerbie bombing.

We long ago gave up on making our original war rule-sets work, while at the same time we have not seriously tried to adapt to the enemy's battle space either.