Sentence examples for ills of war from inspiring English sources

A declaration to be signed on Friday when the summit meeting ends has set ambitious benchmarks for resolving the global ills of war, disease, poverty and environmental degradation.

Understanding post-conflict urbanization processes and the role of informal communities in post-conflict Kosova can aid in knowing how to best conduct post-conflict urban planning to help urban areas stabilize and progress from the ills of war when they do, unfortunately, occur.

Most people fear change, and a lot of wars and ills of war are because people fear change.

KABUL, 1 July 2003 - Afghan children and their families have shown amazing resilience in the face of the ills of war, according to The Children of Kabul, a new report published today by UNICEF and Save the Children.

New report calls for broad response to address impact of conflict on Afghan children KABUL, 1 July 2003 - Afghan children and their families have shown amazing resilience in the face of the ills of war, according to The Children of Kabul, a new report published today by UNICEF and Save the Children.

In this scene of grief — in a reversal of the approach adopted in his later historical plays — Shakespeare uses anonymous fictional characters to illustrate the ills of civil war while a historical king reflects on their fates.

There he and his crew found a starving, disease-ridden local population wracked by the ill fortunes of war and far worse off than anything they had seen back home during the Depression.

If we speak ill of the war, we are ignored and sometimes we are silenced.

Obama was about a day away from a fantastically ill-considered act of war; he turned to Congress, according to press reports, against the advice of senior members of his foreign policy team.

As MPs in the House of Commons debated whether to bomb Syria, it seemed a particularly inappropriate time for Sebastian Coe to defend his own ill-judged "declaration of war" comment.

But then he becomes the object of a nasty and ill-conceived tug of war among feuding factions of several Western intelligence agencies, which cannot agree on whether he is a broken man or a dangerous terrorist, or perhaps a bit of both.