Sentence examples for determination to invade from inspiring English sources

If his absolute determination to invade Iraq -- regardless of circumstances -- doesn't illustrate the misdirected and myopic fervor of this administration, nothing will.

This summit was not a replica of its dreadful 2003 predecessor, when Old Europe fought New Europe over what to do about America and Britain's determination to invade Iraq.

Of course the ICJ cannot make instant decisions, and had it decided the Kosovo "unilateral declaration of independence" (IDI) was legal at the time, it may have only fuelled Putin's determination to invade sovereign Georgian territory.

A group of national security principals that (bar Powell) was consumed with the hubristic determination to invade Iraq despite multiple warnings of calamitous results needed to hear a contrary voice.

His version of events strongly supports other eyewitness accounts, including that of former Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill, that the Administration's determination to invade Iraq long predated September 11th — implying that the reasons for the war were arrived at after the fact.

As documented in the 911 Commission Report, the determination to invade Iraq in 2003 was a decision in search of supporting intelligence, not the other way around.

"It was the decision to invade Iraq.

The president decided to invade.

Better to invade Iraq than sit here.

Iran doesn't have to invade Iraq.

He then prepared to invade Korea.