Sentence examples for conducting war from inspiring English sources

"They are really conducting war against us now," said Maj. Yarden Vatikay, an Israeli Army spokesman.

"Do we fully understand the psychological effects on remote operators of conducting war at a distance?" ask the officials.

"[Chlorine], although militarily not a very efficient way of conducting war, is extremely effective at sowing terror.

His book De re militari et de bello (1563) was for its time an unusually thorough treatment of military law and the rules for conducting war.

After weeks that have seen tensions rise with Israel conducting war games and Tehran carrying out long-range missile tests, a thaw appears to be under way.

Although Price viewed Quantrill and his men as conducting "just retaliation" against the "uncivilized warfare" begun by the Union, other Confederates were less sure that the guerrillas were conducting war in a manner befitting a "Christian people".

But the Pentagon official in charge of the Bush administration's military commission system for conducting war-crimes trials dismissed those charges in October.

During the late 1960s and early 1970s, universities came under criticism for conducting war-related research particularly as the Vietnam War became unpopular, and Cornell University tried to sever its ties.

"There is no way to conduct war in conformity with the teachings of Jesus..

Both Russia and NATO recently conducted war games in the region.

We suffer under a delusion that we can insulate ourselves and somehow conduct war that avoids the human cost.