Sentence examples for imposing war from inspiring English sources

The original idea, to perform Britten's imposing "War Requiem," was considered too expensive but also too burdened with an unfortunate title, despite its pacifist nature.

Compared to the networks, Netflix may have an imposing war chest, but in a fight with Amazon, it would be outgunned.

It's easy for incumbents to build imposing war chests when contribution limits are high.

Some Democrats say that 14-year-old AUMF must be repealed if Obama is truly interested in imposing war limits.

"Imposing war on Yemen will, God willingly, have no result other than Saddam's fate for the aggressors and the US that is the direct sponsor of this crime will have to leave the region forever after losing its puppet, the Al Saud regime," Brigadier General Naqdi said.

"The presence of the foreigners in this imposed war complicates the sitaution in Helmand," he said, echoing the government line that the war is run by a Taliban leadership believed to be based in Pakistan with official protection.

Mr Junguito wants to impose war bonds on the grumbling private sector.Such measures would soften American critics who say that Colombia is relying on foreigners to pay for its wars.

Commemorative concerts, photographic exhibitions and military parades bristling with missiles are being held across Iran, where the conflict is always referred to in Persian as the "sacred defence" or "the imposed war".

You have always stood by the Islamic revolution and stood by the Iranian nation in the imposed war with Iraq".

You have always stood by the Islamic revolution and stood by the Iranian nation in the imposed war with Iraq". Mr. Rouhani's statement was in fact a threat towards his own Kurdish population.

Some of the issues that emerged were, increased birth rate causing an increased population, and the start of the imposed war between Iraq and Iran which only proliferated Iran's nursing shortage.