Sentence examples for cold war cases from inspiring English sources

A look back at those Cold War cases may reveal lessons for today's investigators.

The Hanssen case seems certain to shed light on some of the most celebrated spy cases of the final years of the cold war, cases which many believed were already settled history.

The two California affiliates, in particular, felt the national ACLU headquarters was not supporting civil liberties strongly enough, and they initiated more cold war cases than the national headquarters did.

The most famous cold war case involved Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, but there were others before it.

The populist "answers" to middle-class economic anxieties, for instance, are usually gimmicks that would make the problem worse: Buchanan's post-cold-war case for protectionism; Huckabee's zeal for the so-called Fair Tax; Paul's call for a return to the gold standard; Cain's budget-busting "9-9-9" plan for tax reform.

Unlike the Cold War spy cases, the U.S. did not offer a trade.

But even in the cold war, the case for nuclear weapons went beyond the military.

A key prosecution witness whose testimony helped send Ethel Rosenberg to the electric chair gave a different account at trial than she did before the grand jury in the famous Cold War spying case, according to documents released yesterday.

Some of the left-wing dislike of him is deeply wrongheaded: with Joyce Milton, he co-wrote "The Rosenberg File," which thoroughly and convincingly debunked the "progressive" mythology surrounding that famous Cold War espionage case while nevertheless deploring as a miscarriage of justice the death sentences meted out by a craven judge.

It was man who ended the Cold War in case you didn't notice.

The notes and transcriptions that Alexander Vassiliev made during several years of work in the archive of the former KGB resolve many of the early Cold War's espionage cases.