Sentence examples for charge of war from inspiring English sources

Yet the framers specifically made Congress in charge of war.

Even more impressive was Albert Speer, the architect whom Hitler had put in charge of war production in 1942.

Since he was in charge of war production and procurement, his immediate involvement with this enterprise is unlikely.

Lord Birkenhead indeed saw clearly that a charge of war guilt involves a record of national policies, and that such a record may not leave unscathed the reputations of the prosecuting governments.

Men were in charge of war and killing; women were in charge of washing and dressing bodies for the all-important last rites, without which souls were left to wander the earth.

And now Dick Cheney has admitted that he did authorise the use of torture it looks probable that you'll have to pardon him – otherwise he'll be up on a charge of war crimes once you leave office.

Lubanga pleaded innocent to charges of war crimes.

Sperrle was acquitted of all charges of war crimes by an Allied court in 1948.

He faces charges of war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide.

Both men have pleaded not guilty to charges of war crimes and crimes against humanity.

He is answering charges of war crimes committed by a rebel group that he is accused of arming and backing.