Militarily in a sentence

Beijing would face a different risk calculus in pressing its territorial claims militarily.

Both militarily and diplomatically, the most decisive battle of Ukraine's liberation war is being fought over Crimea.

But several major democratic countries – notably India, South Africa and Brazil – have largely remained on the sidelines, refusing to help Ukraine militarily and sending mixed messages politically.

Gideon talks to Indian opposition Congress politician and former diplomat Shashi Tharoor about the concept of the 'responsibility to protect', which allows countries to intervene militarily in order to protect a population from mass murder.

He made clear that while Ireland was militarily neutral it was not politically neutral, and announced an additional five million euro in humanitarian funding to help respond to the attack on the Kakhoka dam and other areas.

He said the pilot is being held because New Zealand, along with Australia and the United States, cooperate militarily with Indonesia.

In a poll released by Quinnipiac University on Thursday, 84 percent of voters said that they were concerned that the United States would be drawn militarily into the Middle East conflict.

Iran has long financially and militarily backed Hamas, but has insisted it had no involvement in the group's assault that erupted Saturday.

It noted that already Mali and Burkina Faso have dispatched warplanes to Niger in response to a potential military intervention by the regional economic bloc moreover Burkina Faso had threatened to withdraw from it if it intervenes militarily in Niger.

It will set up potential scenarios where North Korea uses nuclear weapons, explore how to cope with them militarily and formulate crisis management plans.

Moreover, the current political, social, and economic backwardness of most Middle Eastern states renders them incapable of challenging the West militarily––as Israel has shown in three victorious defensive wars against larger coalitions of Muslim states.

On paper, it can look that way militarily.

So Mussolini for a time was the senior partner in their relationship, even as they signed their “Pact of Steel” in 1939, which linked the two countries politically and militarily.

That would have required taking on militarily stronger adversaries, including the Arabs, Seljuk Turks, Bulgars, and Rus’.

The letter says it is openly acknowledged that the US government has chosen to confront China militarily for its own geostrategic reasons, part of a broad strategy to suppress competition from China.

There's one caveat to that, which is that China would, I believe, respond militarily to a major policy mistake in either Taipei or Washington.

The United States and other Western nations also condemned the coup, and a bloc of Western African countries threatened to intervene militarily if Bazoum was not reinstated.

The United States of America has warned the coup plotters in Niger Republic that U.S may be pushed to involved militarily if the country’s military rulers do not return to constitutional order.

The war in Ukraine has put Beijing in an awkward position: It has refused to condemn Russia’s invasion while also promising not to help Russia militarily in its war.

Though their extraordinarily close strategic partnership approaches a quasi militarily alliances, it falls importantly short of a military alliance: there are no mutual defense obligations.