Sentence examples for warfare aimed from inspiring English sources

Financial documents found among them showed that Emirati officials had, through a bank in Luxembourg, plotted a campaign of financial warfare aimed at causing Qatar's currency to crash.

The 32 emails might, however, have made a stronger impact if they had they not all been identical, and expressing unhappiness at our "inaccurate, misleading and erroneous allegations", which amounted to "psychological warfare aimed at diminishing the Saudi society".

For example, we are likely to see the development of the disruptive technologies essential to waging "cyber warfare" aimed at knocking out the electronic infrastructure on which nuclear and satellite-based defense systems rely.

The report chronicles persistent, aggressive political interference by the Kremlin: social-media warfare aimed at inflaming fear and prejudice, and "opaque financial support" given to favored politicians in the form of bank loans, gifts, and other kinds of support.

She called it a form of "economic warfare" aimed at "trying to squeeze people to put pressure on them to topple Hamas".

But in the 1960s and 1970s, particularly after the Tlatelolco massacre of 1968, guerrilla warfare aimed at government institutions flourished in Mexico, prompting repressive anti-guerrilla military tactics in a campaign that historians have since dubbed the Dirty War.

Russia has trained its sights on the Balkans to wage a "hybrid warfare" campaign aimed at destabilising the whole of Europe, the President of Bulgaria has warned.

In his stirring speech, Newman "excoriated the Labor government" for – among other things – the "class warfare particularly aimed at business", reported the Australian Financial Review.

It has announced a formal strategy: an adaptive counterinsurgency doctrine that seeks to emphasize the security and the prosperity of the Afghan and Pakistani people above all; economic and development aid; vigorous diplomacy; and carefully targeted warfare, particularly aimed at Al Qaeda.

At the time Joannides served in Miami as the chief of psychological warfare operations aimed at overthrowing Fidel Castro.

But we need still more work to protect ourselves against cyberterrorism and information warfare that aims more deliberately to disrupt communications and data.