Sentence examples for collective war from inspiring English sources

The collective war effort and the 1945-51 Labour government had made state intervention and Keynesianism almost the state religion in Britain.

Roosevelt's extensive and not especially effectual attempts at collectivism prepared the ground for, it might be said, the most truly collective war effort the nation has ever known, with virtually unresisted conscription, dizzyingly raised taxes, severe rationing, price controls, and patriotic participation by every class of citizen.

Cameron's tax returns, though modest for the social world he inhabits, are the latest episode to blow apart the myth on which his government depends: the myth that we are all part of a great collective war-like sacrifice.

Gera's father, Tolokonnikova's husband Petya Verzilov, who in 2010 as part of the artist collective Voina (War) helped paint a phallus on a drawbridge outside the headquarters of the FSB, has also spent time in detention centres.

"This is not such an unusual pattern of collective behavior: Wars and migrations are often inspired by myths and national legends," Mr. Robb writes.

The first is our maddening collective amnesia about war crimes.

"We have a collective psychosis that war can solve problems.

In February, 2011, the hacker collective Anonymous declared war against Westboro.

In war, collective memory is shaped by rulers, armies and civilians.

Because we have not been able to agree on a collective answer, the war continues to rage across America.

It is to repair its ravages in honour of the collective memory that war sought to rupture.