They should keep a militant posture until that raggle-taggle latter-day Coxey's Army of scab players debases baseball in the first week of March.

"The Movement['s] provocative rhetoric, militant posture, and cultural and political flourishes permanently altered the contours of American Identity."

"His group rose to power by advocating a more militant posture, yet they face a fiscal crisis and public climate that I think will not support a strike by municipal workers."

Adaption of a more militant posture was a change of tactics for the protest movement, which heretofore had dutifully sought permits and maintained a peaceful atmosphere.

'We Want Polarization' In choosing the jail terms, some defendants say they are trying to direct the anti-abortion movement toward a more militant posture.

Another, questing for the etiquette of the new order in a letter to a local paper, noted that blacks tend to sing the anthem in the militant posture.

Brutal as the various conflicts were, the most worrying new element was the increasingly militant posture of Russians like Mr. Rutskoi.

Among them are many who previously shunned Hezbollah for what they viewed as a militant Islamic posture ill attuned to the cosmopolitan society on which many Lebanese pride themselves.

The squeeze on consumption prior to 1969 now led to trade unions adopting a more militant posture in wage negotiations.

By the end of the Reagan administration, almost nothing survived of its early militant posture toward the Soviet Union.