Sentence examples for challenges of the war from inspiring English sources

Fighting on the Home Front is about how British women dealt with the social turbulence and personal challenges of the war years.

In April, the UN general assembly special session on the world drug problem, the highest-level meeting on the issue for 18 years, will assess the achievements and challenges of the war on drugs and discuss reform.

"The challenges of the war on terror do not necessitate truncating the judicial power to make room for a new constitutional order," the judges wrote in a joint dissent.

As an angel of mercy, Whitman rose to the challenge of the war, but "as a poet he was stymied," Roper says.

It's time we rise together to collectively meet the challenges of this war.

The film highlights the historic creation of the U.N. Peacekeeping forces and the challenges of fighting "the war against war".

In 1944, aside from the challenges of financing the war effort, the Court considered plans for marking the 250th anniversary of its founding (the directors decided to purchase "a piece of modern plate" and present it to the Bank).

If victory was ever possible in this war, it has not been won, and America still faces the daunting challenges of the other war, in Afghanistan.

But nothing had matched the challenge of The Wars of the Roses.

"The challenges of the cold war and dealing with Russia are reflected in the text," Mr. Pickering said.

In a 90-minute telephone interview with reporters at the Pentagon, the general described the successes and challenges of the air war.