They were a tropical-forest people known to eat human flesh, to be warlike, and to live in settlements surrounded by palisades (palenques).
Both involvements were related to the combined need of all the lowland civilizations to control the warlike peoples to the east and to exploit the economic resources of the plateau.
Those under Chapter Seven give the council broad powers to take action, including warlike action, to deal with "threats to the peace, breaches of the peace, or acts of aggression".
The Israeli Foreign Ministry posted a picture of Mr. Arafat clutching the gun on its Web site to illustrate its contention that Israel's former partner in peace is sending a "warlike" message to the Palestinians and to Israel.
It isn't difficult to see how giving cops the weapons, uniforms, and vehicles of war might encourage them to take a more warlike approach to their jobs.
In 260, when the Gallic Empire briefly seceded from Rome, the emperor Gallienus withdrew the legions from the Rhine to fight the usurper Ingenuus, allowing the warlike Alemanni to enter the Swiss plateau.
The battleship Alabama is being built to recorded music, thus adding warships to a list of melodic products that already include Cluett Peabody shirts, Curtiss Hawk airplanes, & Pepsodent Tells about varied uses of radio programs, curing shell-shocked soldiers, lending a warlike atmosphere to a recent police show, conditioning British civilians to air-raid noises.
As they make their way deeper into the new map, players will run into (amongst others) the Mogu, the brutal former rulers of Pandaria who are trying to take back their kingdom, the Yaungol, a shaggy, warlike cousin to the Turians and the Mantid, a malevolent race of intelligent insects.
The assertion is simplistic, as the Canadian writer Jeet Heer has noted, but it speaks to a shift in the global perception of the country in recent years as more warlike (not to mention more environmentally destructive).
