Sentence examples for argued war from inspiring English sources

On Monday, the president argued war was necessary to prevent Gaddafi from massacring rebel forces and their supporters in Benghazi.

In the new paradigm, General Smith argues, war does not lead to victory and peace.

In January, former Pentagon general counsel Jeh Johnson delivered a highly-touted speech suggesting that the war on terror will eventually end; he advocated that outcome, arguing: 'War' must be regarded as a finite, extraordinary and unnatural state of affairs.

As our adversaries acquire more accurate missiles, Marshall argues, wars will probably be fought either from long range or by quick and comparatively small units that get in and out quickly.

He argued against war right up until war became inevitable, then, like a good soldier, followed his orders.

Most important, he argued that war is not likely to be eliminated until humans have created a "moral equivalent of war," such as public service that allows people to experience the virtues that were associated with war making.

Brissot argued that war could only consolidate the Revolution by unmasking its enemies and inaugurating a crusade for universal liberty.

It argued that war in Iraq was justified because Iraq's weapons of mass destruction threatened the United States.

On one side stood the journalist and political leader Jacques-Pierre Brissot de Warville, who argued for war.

But, as this special report has argued, these war chests introduced many distortions and rigidities that helped to inflate the global financial bubble and stoke domestic inflation.

In Guatemala in the late 17th century, the Franciscan friar Francisco de Asís Vázquez de Herrera argued that war against apostate Indians was obligatory.