It is also, like many other armies at a time of war, becoming increasingly economical with the truth.
June 14 , 1907L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, France February 19 , 1988Paris, France René Char, (born June 14 , 1907 L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, Fr. died Feb. 19 , 1988 Paris) French poet who began as a Surrealist but who, after his experiences as a Resistance leader in World War II, wrote economical verse with moralistic overtones.
Through a regional analysis of WR evolution during the Olympic era, this study underlines the positive or negative impact of historical (World Wars I and II, Cold War), political (Cultural Revolution), economical (Great Depression, Emergence of China) and sports factors (OG organisation, swimsuits introduced in 1999) on human performance.
Frederick William took over Brandenburg-Prussia in times of a political, economical and demographic crisis caused by the war.
From Egypt to Ancient Greece and Rome, all the way through modern western civilization, different nations struggle for power through various ways such as: war, science and technology, arts, commerce, economical transactions, and other forms of interaction.
Commercial aircraft after World War II continued to use the more economical propeller method of propulsion.
The narrator of Roth's economical new novel is dead, killed during the Korean War, as the reader learns about a quarter of the way through.
At one point, I thought he might mimic Sir Robin Butler, a former head of the British civil service, who, during a public inquiry into events during the Falklands War, famously conceded that he had been "economical with the truth".
Finally, facing serious economical problems and rebuilding the country after the World War II, people were more engaged in everyday life and the struggle for freedom than in thinking about Biblical creation versus evolutionary contradictions.
Motorcycle engineer Norbert Riedel recognized the need for a simple and economical light motorcycle during Germany's recovery from the Second World War and began to design one.
