Sentence examples for avoidance of war from inspiring English sources

Jimmy Carter lifting the audience to its feet with a fiery attack on Mr. Bush's foreign policy and avoidance of war service.

Such had been the horrors of World War I that pacifism, and the avoidance of war by any means, was a dominant theme of the interwar years.

There are many positive reasons – prominent among them strength in numbers, shared values, mutual protection and avoidance of war – why Britain should remain in the EU.

Defense is a public good; that is, once deterrence is achieved, all citizens benefit from the avoidance of war and no citizen can be excluded from enjoying the benefits.

There was a strong belief in many capitals that firmness would lead to the avoidance of war; that the Austrians would surely back down if the Russians backed Serbia; and that the Russians would back down if the Germans backed Austria.

With gyrating currencies no longer slowing global exchange on the way to trading friction, the world's division of labor will expand on the way to a self-interested avoidance of war.

It boasts of no diplomatic accomplishments except the avoidance of nuclear war.

Few understood that his motivation at the time was avoidance of another war.

The antinuclear movement influenced arms-control agreements between Mikhail Gorbachev and Ronald Reagan and positively contributed to nuclear disarmament and avoidance of nuclear war.

The Russians, are busy consuming 10 million tons of American grain while their leaders negotiate on avoidance of nuclear war in a policy called detente.

The avoidance of civil war had dominated our thinking for many years, but when we decided to adopt violence as part of our policy, we realised that we might one day have to face the prospect of such a war.