Sentence examples for area of war from inspiring English sources

Ms. Wedgwood said that attempts to include sanctions -- the Clinton Administration's weapon of choice after precision bombing -- in the loosely defined area of war crimes opened another range of issues.

The Members elaborated: "Congress can no longer ask our brave service men and women to continue to serve in harm's way while we fail in carrying out our constitutional responsibility in the area of war and peace".

"Congress can no longer ask our brave service men and women to continue to serve in harm's way while we fail in carrying out our constitutional responsibility in the area of war and peace," reads the letter.

Bodies were left strewn all over a seaside hotel, in a supposedly safer area of war-torn Mogadishu, after insurgents got past security by disguising themselves as police officers.

We also call on world leaders to take action to protect the journalists and human rights defenders in areas of war and conflict.

All royalties go to Oxfam and each of the volumes is themed around a key area of Oxfam's work: water projects (water), areas of war and conflict (fire), agricultural development (earth), and climate change (air).

"Humble peace-loving congressman who has often stood almost alone for 30 years against the greatest changes wrought upon this country in the areas of war and economics, who has been regarded as a marginal character for most of this time, and whose views completely subvert the prevailing Left vs. Right, two-party paradigm of the most powerful country in the world": that IS a story.

In August, she was in Dadaab refugee camp in Kenya to meet with families who have fled areas of war and famine in Somalia.

Children residing in areas of war or armed conflicts are at high risk of growth failure and developmental delay [ 4, 5], and high rates of stunting (32 63%) and wasting (16 35%) in children have been found among refugees and internally displaced persons in camp-like settings [ 4, 6- 8].

By 1946 the influx of refugees from other areas of war-torn Europe had caused an increase to about 6.2 million, despite wartime losses.

"Jointness" can reduce redundancies: by acting separately, the services needlessly duplicate one another's efforts in logistics, communications, intelligence, medical services and administration — not to mention several areas of war-fighting.