Sentence examples for have made war from inspiring English sources
His speedy exploitation of the plot trickery in "Fear" might have made "War" more tolerable, too.
Opponents said that would have made war crimes prosecutions impossible for Rwanda or the countries that were part of Yugoslavia.
The Americans think they "have been at war a long time,... but the Vietnamese have made war against intruders for many decades.
"They have made war upon Union Men as fiercely as upon Secessionists," he railed, believing federal military policy intended to drive our all supporters of slavery.
These characteristics have made war between Western countries among the bloodiest, but have also led to the triumph of the West.
Containment -- keeping Saddam Hussein in a box -- might have made war unnecessary, but the box had sprung a series of leaks.
They've made war a matter of dictatorial power".
Having made war on the Government, they were subject to the incidents and calamities of war".
"Lyon has made war against liberty," declared the Convention, "Lyon no longer exists".
His argument was that Soviet nuclear power had made war less likely, hence it was no longer inevitable.
#leveson RM says that Brown said:"Yourcompany has made war on my government; we have no alternative but to make war on your company".
