Sentence examples for example wars from inspiring English sources

The signatories allowed themselves a great variety of qualifications and interpretations, however, so that the pact would not prohibit, for example, wars of self-defense or certain military obligations arising from the League Covenant, the Monroe Doctrine, or postwar treaties of alliance.

In Brazil, for example, wars are not typically present in the roll of themes reported by trauma victims, but urban violence.

In order to discount the values of outliers caused by, for example, wars, we used median errors rather than average errors as the basis for the estimation of the parameters of the scaled model.

So, for example, war is not life-sustaining.

One major example, "War Dogs," opens today, and another, "Hell or High Water," came out last Friday.

The executive branch may be able to tolerate, for example, war crimes in Bosnia; the judiciary does not.

The Melancholy of Resistance has no paragraph breaks, for example; War & War is written in a set of short single-sentence sections.

For example, war among the nations of Western Europe really does seem inconceivable now, not so much because of economic ties as because of shared democratic values.

For example, war can be thought of as a transitional phase between two eras of peace, but a prolonged conflict may become the norm, as occurred in Sri Lanka where the civil war lasted for 26 years.

For example, "war" is based on Goya's famous "Disasters of War" series.

For example, war is often linked to population density, environmental degradation, resource scarcity, and sedentary cultures, but war does not always occur when all these conditions are met.