Verb
To make war; to fight; to contend; -- usually followed by against and with.
Source: Webster's dictionaryPoliteness militated against this opinion being expressed Source: Internet
Basic statutory interpretation canons would militate against this result. Source: Internet
Diverting military resources and manpower overseas will militate against establishing peace and security within its own border. Source: Internet
The fact that the jury found all the appellants guilty of a single conspiracy, as charged, but only guilty of the substantive offenses at the buildings where they were, does not militate against this conclusion. Source: Internet
The problem is that most Americans are not really aware of the problem of the spiritual forces that militate against believers. Source: Internet