Sentence examples for implemented the war from inspiring English sources

Samson wrote the type-justifying program known as TJ-2, an early page layout program, and implemented the War card game.

However, when the Attlee government implemented the report after the war, it decided to meet actual housing costs subject to a means test.

One group even formed an "international committee" in the camp with an agenda to be implemented after the war to create new rules on cooperation, new protections for civilians caught up in war, so the horrors they had known would never be seen again.

Mikhail Barclay de Tolly, his war minister, devised and implemented the strategy of drawing Napoleon deep inside Russia, away from his supply base, exhausting his army by defensive war and then attacking.Mr Lieven is no less gripping when he writes about the crucial issue of logistics.

Stoltenberg writes: "We have implemented the biggest reinforcement of our collective defence since the cold war.

We should stop talking about "terrorism" and W.M.D. and make clear that we're in Iraq for one reason: to help Iraqis implement the Arab Human Development Reports, so the war of ideas can be fought from within.

It submitted a report in 1930 with recommendations which were not implemented until after the war.

A UN document outlining its position on the humanitarian corridors proposal says it will only implement the overseeing initiative if the warring sides agree to a ceasefire or pause in fighting.

"This budget continues to balance the compelling needs of supporting troops at war in Afghanistan, implementing the president's defense strategic guidance, and sustaining the quality of the all-volunteer force — all while ensuring we maximize the use of every taxpayer dollar and address internal imbalances," Mr. Hagel said at a Wednesday briefing.

The postwar years were spent implementing the lessons of the Yom Kippur War.

In that role he wrestled with the mounting antimilitary backlash prevalent at the end of the Vietnam War and began to implement the transition to an all-volunteer force.