Sentence examples for engaged in wars from inspiring English sources

The course asserted that "there are many examples of believers engaged in wars in the Old Testament" and that "no pacifist sentiment [existed] in mainstream Jewish history".

Then word spread over Twitter on Tuesday that Mr. Putin, who had engaged in wars in Chechnya and Georgia, had won the prize, which has been steeped in political intrigue in recent months.

That Hammurabi failed to set up an effective bureaucratic system may be attributed to his personal style in the governance of his realm and the fact that he was fully engaged in wars during the last part of his reign.

Unemployment, in countries with more extensive welfare states than ours, is not necessarily the same as poverty, and the wholesale brutality of states and empires engaged in wars of conquest is not the same as the retail mayhem of armed individuals.

Yet politically, France was engaged in wars to maintain its empire: it lost an eight-year war in Vietnam, in 1954, and, later that year, began one to put down a pro-independence uprising in Algeria (that, too, lasted eight years and ended with Algeria's independence).

Are we truly engaged in wars of necessity, in wars of self-defense, or are our wars those of choice?

Belligerency, the condition of being in fact engaged in war.

The other men of learning were engaged in war work.

"But to be engaged doesn't mean to always be engaged in war".

The cabinet decision today will further lessen the chance of Japan being engaged in war.

"This is the work of those terrorists with whom we are engaged in war," he said.