Sentence examples for formed a war from inspiring English sources

Is this the Defense Minister that Israel needs right now?" Aluf Benn, the editor-in-chief of Haaretz, wrote that Netanyahu, by forming this alliance, had "formed a war cabinet that will lead Israel into a confrontation with Iran".

In office, Mr C will form a war cabinet from day one.

Countering criticism that he had assumed a "presidential" style, the British prime minister announced that he would form a "war cabinet".

Hillary deputized two advisers to form "a war room within a war room" that was "dedicated to managing the threat posed by Bill's libido," though it was actually his clumsy attempts during the primaries to depict Obama's campaign as a "fairy tale" that would prove most damaging to his wife's efforts.

For this reason the NAACP has teamed up with the National Urban League and the Black Leadership forum to form a War Room in DC in order to push for real, meaningful reform in the days leading up to the House Vote.

Iraq's postwar government moved to form a war-crimes court to try members of President Saddam Hussein's government.

In most of our recent wars, prime ministers have formed a special war cabinet.

The second, opposing narrative views the war solely as a product of government propaganda - one that rewarded veterans and formed a post-war ruling elite to run the newly established Islamic state.

Koiso formed a supreme war-direction council designed to link the cabinet and the high command.

In 1917 the British government under Prime Minister David Lloyd George formed an Imperial War Cabinet, of which the prime ministers of the dominions were members, to conduct the war and to plan the peace.

The Third Anglo-Dutch War (1672 74) formed a part of the general European war of 1672 78 (see Dutch War).