Sentence examples for continued warfare from inspiring English sources

The sanctions closed Zambia's major trade and transportation routes through Rhodesia, and, although alternate routes were established through Angola and new east-west lines through Tanzania were constructed by the mid 1970s, subsequent armed incursions from Rhodesia and South Africa and continued warfare in Angola and Mozambique disrupted the costly new trade and transportation lines.

Internally, the continued warfare caused social and economic dislocations.

But at this point, with two competing pension-reform measures headed for the November ballot, no one's interests are served by continued warfare.

The continued warfare indicated that the month-old conflict was unlikely to stop immediately despite Friday's U.N. Security Council resolution calling for an end to Hezbollah attacks on Israel and to Israel's military operations in Lebanon.

China, which has long backed the Khmer Rouge guerrillas in Cambodia's 20-year-old conflict, changed its position and for the first time supported increased United Nations involvement, rather than continued warfare, to settle the dispute.

Mr. Arafat's dilemma is that once he let Intifada II take off -- so it would focus on Israelis, not him -- killing Israelis became very popular on the Palestinian street, and new warlords arose whose status depended on continued warfare.

The farmers' problems have been compounded by extensive damage to irrigation canals and pipelines from the continuing warfare.

Continuing warfare there is not only producing a humanitarian catastrophe big enough to rival that unfolding in Afghanistan, but it is also damaging the future of the rest of Africa, and with it the prospects of tens of millions of other Africans.

March 3, 1514 Shahabad, Iran 1576 Qazvīn, Iran Ṭahmāsp I, (born March 3, 1514, Shāhābād, near Eṣfahān, Ṣafavid Iran died 1576, Kazvin?) shāh of Iran from 1524 whose rule was marked by continuing warfare with the Ottoman Empire and the loss of large amounts of territory.

The Israeli government opposes monitors or observers because, Mr. Gold said, "in situations involving the war against terrorism, these monitors turn out to be one-way filters that permit continuing warfare against Israel but restrict the freedom of action of Israel's response".

Germany and France were at war, nevertheless it was more important for them to destroy this first Communist government together than to continue warfare for a while.