Sentence examples for a key war from inspiring English sources

Neutralizing the loyal Taliban forces is a key war aim for the United States.

Lying about facts is a key war strategy for Moscow, and instrumental in winning support from average Russians.

He prosecuted a number of key war crimes suspects, notably the Bosnian Serb political and military leaders, Radovan Karadžić and Ratko Mladić.

The United States had a longstanding alliance with Britain, but by 1982 the right-wing junta in Argentina had become a key cold war ally in Latin America.

Scott said he hadn't given much thought to the significance of a black man working to raise the status of a key civil war site.

To single out rape defendants from defendants of other heinous crimes, including murder, would be considered unjustifiable – a key reason WAR has opposed it in the UK.

And it became a key Cold War battleground after thousands of Soviet troops intervened in 1979 to prop up a pro-communist regime, leading to a major confrontation that drew in the US and Afghanistan's neighbours.

This course of action was justified by the Ministry of War as an essential step in restoring the independence of the two armies, a key pre-war policy that had been established in a ministerial decree on 28 October 1913.

As he writes of a mysterious, urgent, hermetically sealed process of psychological rebirth going on within Plath, from which the "Ariel" poems came and to which the surviving journals are a key, the warring roles of the destructive husband and the irked editor quietly recede.

A key tug of war is between President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and Ali Larijani, Iran's former nuclear negotiator and now the chairman of the Parliament.

If politicians can make up whatever they want about this, and journalists let these claims stand, a key barrier to war will be removed.