Sentence examples for detailed war from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, the Pentagon has to draw up detailed war plans to be prepared in advance, in the event that President Obama ever authorizes a strike.

In 1999 the same military command that was preparing to attack Iraq conducted a detailed war game that found that toppling Mr. Hussein risked creating a major security void, said Gen. Anthony C. Zinni, who headed the command.

Their analysis, however, also includes the broad caveat that it is impossible to know the internal thinking of the senior leadership in Tehran, and is informed by the awareness that even the most detailed war games cannot predict how nations and their leaders will react in the heat of conflict.

Their analysis, however, also includes the broad caveat that it is impossible to know the internal thinking of the senior Iranian leadership, and is informed by the awareness that even the most detailed war games cannot predict how nations and their leaders will react in the heat of conflict.

The ensuing arrests and trials by military commission are detailed in War Department correspondence in the National Archives.

Yet President Obama plans to unveil a detailed new war plan on Wednesday.

Shortly after the election, he commissioned detailed war-gaming of a referendum campaign to see how that objective might be achieved.

Liberty was invited to contribute and our detailed response, From 'War' to Law, critiques the misjudged, misnamed "war on terror", which gave cover for a host of divisive, authoritarian adventures at home and abroad.

The New Yorker, December 24 , 2001P. 58 In November of 1993, Ahmad Chalabi, the leader of the Iraqi National Congress, an opposition group devoted to the overthrow of Saddam Hussein, presented the Clinton Administration with a detailed, four-phase war plan entitled "The End Game," along with an urgent plea for money to finance it.

Such detailed exchanges about war fighting ― "if you do this, we'll do that" ― have rattled the region, particularly those of us in Japan.

But what is being unveiled now is the heart of the story, at least for contemporary sensibilities: detailed accounts of World War II, the Korean War and the Vietnam War.