Sentence examples for cause of wars from inspiring English sources

He said the issue of Kashmir -- a cause of wars and rebellion since the partition of India and Pakistan in 1947 -- must be solved by peaceful means, but warned India that "Kashmir runs in our blood" and restated Pakistan's intention to provide "moral and diplomatic support" to the people of Indian-occupied Kashmir.

If religion can be considered as the grounds and cause of wars, then those wars may be like a caring doctor who cannot heal a deep-seated disease without causing great pain or provoking much moaning from the patient".

Jews were said to be responsible for the deaths of babies, epidemics like AIDS, for the cause of wars.

To push the United Nations in that direction, Du Bois drafted a proposal that pronounced "[t]he colonial system of government ... is undemocratic, socially dangerous and a main cause of wars".

We hear so often of religion as a divisive force, as the cause of wars, as a zero-sum game, a clash of conflicting absolute truths - or make-believes.

Take just one example, his fifth-form argument that religion is the cause of war.

As bad as he is, Saddam Hussein the dictator is not the cause of war.

Very few great political speeches in history were not made in the cause of war.

"In conversations they admit these are not a cause of war," he said.

The French may be the enemy – their insulting present ("tennis-balls, my liege") presented as the cause of war.

If anyone is going to be the cause of war for me, then his moral obligation is to leave".