Приклади вживання War of attrition Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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War of attrition.
Egyptian War of Attrition.
In Donbas, the Kremlin has turned to a war of attrition.
A war of attrition for Germany therefore could only end in catastrophe.
The Israeli- Egyptian War of Attrition.
The war in Ukraine is a war of attrition, both on the frontline and in the diplomatic realm.
At first it was only a war of attrition.
This is war, a war of attrition, a war of total destruction and we cannot win unless we have our own industrial production of weaponry.
The current war is a war of attrition of resources.
After several defeats, the British launched against the Irish war of attrition.
The current situation is basically a war of attrition and the Assad regime cannot sustain it for too long.
Another kind of war game that MaynardSmith has considered is the‘war of attrition'.
A much less costlyalternative would be to continue the slow war of attrition that Russia has been conducting since its first big mechanized intervention in April 2014.
Meanwhile, a ceasefire was reached between Egypt and Israel on 7 August,formally ending the War of Attrition.
A much less costlyalternative would be to continue the slow war of attrition that Russia has been conducting since its first big mechanized intervention in April 2014.
By the summer of 1982 Iran had returned the territories occupied by Iraq,after which the parties began a war of attrition.
The conflict risks descending into a war of attrition that economists warn could undermine the global economy and upend the supply chains of multinational companies.
Otherwise we will have no choice but to continue our war of attrition on every front.
War of Attrition(1967- 1970)- A limited war fought between the Israeli military and forces of the Egyptian Republic, the USSR, Jordan, Syria, and the Palestine Liberation Organization from 1967 to 1970.
By the summer of 1982 Iran had returned the territories occupied by Iraq,after which the parties began a war of attrition.
In their turn, separatists believed their aimwas to delay the armed confrontation in time(”war of attrition”) until the Government ran out resources, and gave up continuing the war. .
Typically, the auction will start with a few bidders hoping to make a profit andthen ending up in a bidding war of attrition.
According to Snyder, Operation Barbarossa-which led to the German occupation of Ukraine and a costly war of attrition that devastated both sides- revealed fatal miscalculations by both Hitler and Stalin.
The alliance between the PLO and the Jordanians, active during the War of Attrition, came to an end in the bloody Black September in Jordan in 1970, when a civil war between Jordanians and Palestinians(with Syrian Ba'athist support) took thousands of lives.
And despite an armistice andpeace process agreed in Minsk in 2015, this war of attrition has been heating up.
Egypt, which received the bulk of its arms and economic assistance from the USSR, was a troublesome client, with a reluctant Soviet Union feeling obliged to assist in both the 1967 Six-Day War(with advisers andtechnicians) and the War of Attrition(with pilots and aircraft) against pro-Western Israel.
The other two strategies are unlikely to lead to deterrence failures because they would entail a lowprobability of success accompanied by high costs(war of attrition) or limited gains and the possibility of the conflict turning into a war of attrition(limited aims).
Yes, we argued and will argue when come to the agreement about the terms of the employees,but this rivalry will never be the war of attrition, because the unions never seek to destroy your business.
While fighting grinding wars of attrition in Afghanistan and Iraq, Team 6 performed missions elsewhere that blurred the traditional lines between soldier and spy.