Sentence examples for conquering countries from inspiring English sources

The close association between foreign military occupations and the growth of suicide terrorist movements shows the folly of any strategy centering on conquering countries that sponsor terrorism or in trying to transform their political systems.

During our conversation in his office, he compared George Bush to Genghis Khan, approvingly: "Bush is creating order, conquering countries, territories, new oil wells, he hands them over to rich oil companies, they're rich and getting even richer — that's O.K. Bush has an army, he has a Congress that doles out a supplementary hundred billion dollars, he has a Senate, he has a Court.

"Coconauts in Space" highlights historical revisionism, how conquering countries "tend to rewrite history to suit their agenda," he said.

Reba McEntire, who was also conquering country music at the time, once recalled a show that she played with Strait in Oklahoma.

They can conquer countries.

Men like to conquer countries".

Mr Chaney does identify some conquered countries with rainfall levels similar to those of unconquered Muslim states.

Just as it is impossible to extract much wealth from conquered countries, so it is impossible to extract much happiness from wealth earned unscrupulously.

Alexander married Roxana of Sogdiana, daughter of a chief of one of the conquered countries, thereby symbolizing the union of the two peoples.

New camps were built to accommodate the influx of prisoners from conquered countries and then the tens of thousands of Red Army soldiers taken prisoner in the first months after Operation Barbarossa, the German invasion of the U.S.S.R.

Never mind that free trade, introduced to Asia through gunboats, destroyed nascent industry in conquered countries, that "free" capital mostly went to the white settler states of Australia and Canada, that indentured rather than "free" labour replaced slavery, and that laissez faire capitalism, which condemned millions to early death in famines, was anything but gentlemanly.