Sentence examples for decisions of war from inspiring English sources

Israel doesn't need public lectures about how to weigh decisions of war and peace.

Presidents should not make decisions of war and peace based on polls.

You know, war is - you know, it's easy to second get [sic]... the tactical decisions of war.

Schlesinger had noted that when Presidents assumed more control of decisions of war and peace, "it was as much a matter of congressional abdication as of presidential usurpation".

In three decades, the Shiite Islamist movement known as Hezbollah has become a kingmaker and spoiler in Lebanon's politics, as well as in decisions of war and peace.

She argues for a reassessment of congressional war powers and proposes reforms to encourage Senate watchdogs to improve public deliberation about decisions of war and peace.

Until the 17th century the Diet possessed effective legal power, including the decision of war or peace, but the Peace of Westphalia (1648) spelled the final breakdown in the conception of a single German empire united by its members' common aims.

What Field Marshal Tantawi sought to achieve was for the army to own alone the decision of war and peace in secrecy.

Sitting behind this desk making a very difficult decision of war and peace, and I based my decision on the best intelligence possible, intelligence that had been gathered over the years, intelligence that not only our analysts thought was valid but analysts from other countries thought were valid.

To recapture our former greatness and prosperity attained by a national strategy of invincible self-defense; peace, commerce, and honest friendship with all nations; and, entangling alliances with none, we need only to follow the Constitution's entrustment of decisions on war or peace exclusively to Congress.

John Nott, the then defence secretary and a member of the war cabinet that authorised the sinking, said it was "one of the easiest decisions of the war".