Sentence examples for excessive war from inspiring English sources
It says Mr. Bush puts excessive war spending over health care at home.
Another major similarity between the Ellsberg era and today is that the United States is again witnessing the accrual of excessive "War Presidency" powers by the Executive Branch to the detriment and weakening of the legislative and judicial branches, not to mention significant damage to the legitimate function of the Fourth Estate, the press.
Show children that you do not depend or rely on "welfare agencies" unless you are physically or mentally disabled/challenged, or live in an area with excessive unemployment, war, famine, pestilence or epidemic disease.
Unprovoked -- or insufficiently provoked -- military attacks are war crimes no less than excessive civilian casualties.
After Algy scoffs all the cucumber sandwiches prepared for Aunt Augusta in the opening scene, the second act revolves completely around a tea scene: Cecily and Gwendolen both assert their engagement to a man named "Ernest", during which tea descends into an elaborate war of excessive politeness ("Destestable girl! But I require tea!", muses Gwendolen).
Courts consistently limited his initiatives in cases involving free speech, land use, and the rights of the homeless, and many observers held him responsible for instances in which the city's police department reportedly used excessive force in its war on crime.
And 27percentt find that French involvement in the war was excessive, though France took the lead in the axis of peace at the United Nations, alongside Germany, Russia and China.
Inflation facilitates deficits, needless wars and excessive welfare spending".
The story of what happened in Jeju is an all too familiar cold war tale of excessive ideological zeal.
Officials say they are especially unhappy with broadcasts that focus on civilian casualties without providing the broader context of the war or give excessive time to the remarks of Osama bin Laden and other terrorists.
