Sentence examples for inclusive war from inspiring English sources
Religious differences and tensions could make it difficult to design inclusive war memorials.
A strong-willed crusader for robotic rights, L3-37 is easily the film's most entertaining addition to the canon, as well as a sly thumb in the eye of fanboys who have turned their backs on a more inclusive Star Wars universe.
But if we hadn't been raised in an inclusive way, we would have all been at war with one another.
She is equally dextrous and authoritative in capturing the smallest moment of a character, alone in her own kitchen, engaged in a highly private act of self-laceration, and in sketching more inclusive scenes from war-torn Bosnia.
The unveiling in Boston in 1897 of Augustus Saint Gaudens's magnificent monument to the black soldiers of the 54th and 55th Massachusetts Regiment for a time rekindled a more inclusive memory of the war.
The best chance of preventing a return to civil war is an inclusive, negotiated settlement backed by the main neighbouring states.
Vogel was fresh off another large-scale history play, the compassionate and inclusive musical drama "A Civil War Christmas," and she insisted that a new work about Asch's play reach far beyond the obscenity trial.
A failure to consider the political hierarchies and landscapes operating within African states has led to an under specification of the causal mechanisms driving different forms of violence, and an overstatement of benefits from declining civil war rates and inclusive governing coalitions.
Change looks like a reported 35% increase in lasting peace agreements creating stable, inclusive societies where there was war and devastation.
The report simply confirms what was already known or suspected regarding the fiasco of the war in Iraq, inclusive of the failure to discover the Iraqi weapons of mass destruction used to sustain case for war, and the intelligence upon which that case was made.
In Iraq, the dream of a unified and inclusive state recedes with every year of war.
