NOUN
- several related operations aimed at achieving a particular goal (usually within geographical and temporal constraints)
How To Use military campaign In A Sentence
- For the media it is a conflict conducted in a series of military campaigns.
- Not out of hatred but out of love for humanity, King condemned an American military campaign that sent its soldiers "to slaughter men, women and children" and construct "concentration camps we call fortified hamlets. Scott Kurashige: Obama's Crisis and MLK's Hard Truths
- Getty Images Such a hush-hush approach might make sense were this a military campaign as the word cyberattack connotes. Cybercrime Comes to the IMF
- Air operations were designedly part of an integrated, joint military campaign, rather than a free-standing enterprise.
- If not, we will be waging military campaigns against new tyrannical regimes over and over again.
- That's a very important shift, and that will stay whatever the strengths or weaknesses of the military campaigns.
- Ultimate control of most of the circuit of the Black Sea gave him almost inexhaustible supplies of men and materials for his military campaigns.
- At the time, the government was very bellicose about a military campaign.
- If not, we will be waging military campaigns against new tyrannical regimes over and over again.
- Okay so rhetoric towards Iran would be heigtened, but whether McCain would have waged another military campaign during the current political climate would be an assumption too far.