Sentence examples for a continuation of war from inspiring English sources

Many military leaders see politics as a continuation of war by other means.

"For Chávez, politics is a continuation of war, a form of war".

At times, in fact, it seems as if politics is about to become a continuation of war by other means.

FOR Richard Leakey, head of the Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS), conservation often seems to be a continuation of war by other means.

The Clintons have always regarded politics as a continuation of war by other means, and Mrs Clinton is an even tougher fighter than her husband.And what if she wins?

Yet you do not discuss the role of Russia, Iran, India and the Central Asian countries whose support of the anti-Taliban northern alliance is manifest in arms consignments, mercenaries, food and medical supplies, military advisers, counterfeit currency, an operating base in Tajikistan and diplomatic support, all of which assures a continuation of war in Afghanistan.

This distinction between what appear to be three generalist and three specialist categories of the Treatise can be seen as a continuation of Warring States claims for the superiority of a flexible and general intellect over specific and technical arts.

The second world war was a continuation of the war in Spain," he said.

The book is also galvanizing white readers, including some who might question its portrayal of the war on drugs as a continuation of race war by other means.

A little time in the archives is a reminder that this war is in many respects a continuation of that war.

I saw the war between the Taliban and the Northern Alliance as a continuation of the war between the mujahedeen and the Soviets.