Sentence examples for fledgling war from inspiring English sources

In these places — the fledgling war industry for a force that regards itself as a democratic insurgency — weapons manufactured in cold war-era factories to be operated remotely on aircraft and tanks have been modified for manual use.

Fledgling War Critic Mr. Kerry started his antiwar activities in the spring of 1969, when he was just back from Vietnam and working as an admiral's aide in Brooklyn.

Many of America's early drug laws were specifically aimed at immigrants, a class of people it was alleged by those in charge of the fledgling war on drugs more prone to drug abuse than white people.

Now, on top of that, the Pentagon official overseeing the fledgling war court has decided that one way to make these cases function more efficiently is to force the judges involved to live at the Guantanamo naval base until their cases are over.

Hersh finally had to take it it to Dispatch News Service, which was a brand new, fledgling anti-war news service.

After the Second World War, the fledgling United Nations called for what would become the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

By the end of the First World War, the fledgling Japanese Empire consisted of Taiwan, Korea, and the southern half of Sakhalin.

In this war of fledgling mass communication, weaknesses in industrial capacity exacted their toll well beyond the realm of munitions and armaments.

By September, the fledgling kingdom had declared war on Australia for its failure to recognize same-sex marriage.

After being greeted with a standing ovation in as he took the stage at the heavily guarded theatre, Zakharchenko took the oath of office on a large bible and made a short speech promising to rebuild the war-torn fledgling republic.

The second world war interrupted his fledgling business career.