In 1956, the United Kingdom and France launched an aerial bombardment of Egypt, and eventually landed ground troops.

And the camera can lie, and it makes it very, very easy with the mass bombardment of imagery to tell untruths.

(h) To stop definitively the indiscriminate aerial bombardment of civilian and humanitarian targets, which runs counter to fundamental principles of human rights and humanitarian law

Israel had subjected Gaza to intensive bombardment and sonic booms since the withdrawal of the settlers and had revived its practice of targeted killings of militants.

LONDON The beginning of October marked the seventh anniversary of the beginning of the American led bombardment of Afghanistan. Seven years later, the Taliban are still fighting.

(m) The continuation of indiscriminate aerial bombardment of civilian targets and indiscriminate artillery shelling of the civilian population, as well as the use of civilian premises for military purposes

Because of this secrecy, Al Hakam was not identified as a biological weapons facility prior to the 1991 Gulf war and subsequently was not subject to aerial bombardment by the coalition.

These data will make it possible to determine the thermal history and evolution, bombardment and tectonics, and to get some insight into the internal structure and core size of the two proto planets.

He further noted that many parts of Darfur presented the worst obstacles to humanitarian access , with multiple ceasefire violations by both sides and escalating fighting, including rebel attacks and aerial bombardment by the Government.

(ix) The continuation of indiscriminate aerial bombardment of civilian targets by the Government of the Sudan, in particular the bombing of schools, hospitals, churches, food distribution areas and market places, which seriously and repeatedly affects the civilian population and civilian installations

A contribution to the understanding of NEOs comes from the Spaceguard Foundation (http spaceguard.rm.iasf.cnr.it ), an international association set up in Rome on 26 March 1996, aimed at protecting the Earth's environment from the bombardment of objects of the solar system (comets and asteroids).

(g) In particular the Government of the Sudan, to cease immediately and unconditionally all indiscriminate aerial bombardment of the civilian population and civilian installations, including schools, hospitals, churches, food distribution areas and market places, which runs counter to fundamental principles of human rights and humanitarian law

Buildings and infrastructure of the Technical Research Centre's forensic department at Salman Pak used by the biological weapons programme were heavily damaged by the aerial bombardment while other facilities, such as Al Hakam, the foot and mouth disease vaccine plant at Al Dawrah and Al Fudaliyah, were not targeted and therefore sustained no damage.

Especially now, as we all must confront the fallacy of a market only orientation, uninformed by social conscience we must seize and celebrate the power of the arts to shape our individual and national characters, and especially characters of the young people, who all too often, are subjected to bombardment of sensation, rather than digested experience.

At first glance, the almost constant bombardment of integration proposals in Latin America makes it appear as if the region s presidents are trying to outdo each other in seeing who can come up with the greatest number of proposals. All the while, scant attention is paid to the region s already established bodies, which are in sad shape.