Examples of using Direct attack in English and their translations into Danish
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among the first to offer self-protection against direct attacks.
which in the case of direct attacks will shoot to kill.
In such cases the hackers can utilize exploit kits and other types of direct attacks against the intended victims.
The French prelate explained that an aggressive secularizing trend in Europe would eventually lead to more direct attacks on religion.
including direct attacks on churches while services were being held.
In such cases the hackers can utilize exploit kits and other types of direct attacks against the intended victims.
launching fierce direct attacks- including a huge energy beam that tracks the Batmobile.
is the euro the target of direct attacks by those who are unhappy about its power
including direct attacks against relief operations.
not a revolutionary manner) and transform these proposals into direct attacks on private property.
is now in the high command of al-Qaeda and directing attacks on British and NATO troops in Afghanistan.
It was a direct attack on me.
A direct attack on a CIA officer?
Abortion advocates are claiming that, by banning partial-birth abortion, we are mounting a direct attack on Roe versus Wade.
again in no uncertain terms that terrorism is a direct attack on freedom, human rights and democracy.
Newspaper editor John Newman Edwards frames the story of Pinkerton's raid as a direct attack on the South by a Northern enemy.
I believe that the famine suffered by those people was a direct attack on the Ukrainian peasantry who were firmly opposed to collectivisation.
On 8 October Ney was operating under Louis Alexandre Berthier's directions that called for a direct attack on Ulm the following day.
which are a direct attack on their fundamental human rights.
The so-called reform proposed by the Boc government is a direct attack on the rights provided for in the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights.