Sentence examples for engage in war from inspiring English sources
"engage in war" is a standard phrase used in written English
You can use it when referring to a situation when a country or group of people become involved in a conflict with another country or group. For example: After years of tension and disagreements, the two nations finally decided to engage in war.
I expected that President Obama would respect laws that limit his power to engage in war.
Tells about a speech Gore made on the floor of the Senate about pinning blame for observing the sanctions on Iraq rather than engage in war immediately.
That doctrine held that while Christians could not justify killing to protect themselves, they could engage in war to protect the lives of others.
The only triumphs celebrated on these occasions are Japan's prosperity in the decades after its defeat and its longstanding constitutional commitment never to engage in war again.
The Financial Stability Board's answer to that problem is for regulators to engage in war games with their banks to see whether they really could be wound down in a crisis.
PAGE A4 WARNING AGAINST MILITARISM China's state-run news media warned Washington not to "recklessly practice militarism" or engage in "war mongering," a day after the Obama administration outlined a new military strategy with an increased focus on China.
In a German interview, he said of the Homeric epic, "People are still using deceit to engage in wars of vengeance".
When the day comes that we engage in wars without pain, our way of life and our national spirit will have suffered a fatal blow.
Players (called citizens) can participate in politics, set economic policy, start businesses, engage in wars with other countries and interact with each other along the way.
She gained the trust of the chimps and produced research revealing how the animals live, use tools and engage in war-like activity.
Americans should never again send their men and women to engage in wars that require midnight raids on grape farmers.
