Sentence examples for issues of warfare from inspiring English sources

While I am dealing with issues of warfare and conflict in this work, the title and the choice of the song are also very frank acknowledgements of the fact that I am also in a way romanticizing warfare but let's not pretend that we've lived in warzones or could ever understand the lives of those who are living in places where violent conflict is their daily realities.

While I am dealing with issues of warfare and conflict in this work, the title and the choice of the song are also very frank acknowledgements of the fact that I am also in a way romanticising warfare but let's not pretend that we've lived in warzones or could ever understand the lives of those who are living in places where violent conflict is their daily realities.

He's since framed the "law and order" issue as a matter of warfare, saying police need to be "tougher" and that they should be allowed to go on the "counter-attack" against those who might attack them.

Spun around the tale of a young orphan discovering the truth about his heritage, this rich tapestry of interweaving narratives (a "diary of suffering") addresses issues of class, warfare, religion, redemption, love and death, heaven and hell, all with a deceptively deft touch.

Suzanne Collins, the author of the book on which the film is based, has announced that it explores "disturbing issues of modern warfare such as who fights our wars, how they are orchestrated, and the ever-increasing opportunities to observe them being played out".

Hard Times is a story within a story -- positing issues of class warfare and the horrors of social indifference.

The subject of warfare shifts.

One suggested The Times should examine how OWS relates to the issue of class warfare in America: OWS adherents and conservatives accuse one another of waging class warfare.

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The conference will seek to examine why the issue of drone warfare is an urgent moral issue today -- more than 10 years since the first people were killed by U.S. drones as part of the war on terror.

Now director Jose Padilha's remake has updated the cybernetic cop's story with references to the hot-button issue of drone warfare and the director's own spin on the de rigueur gunfire and pyrotechnics (this time with a PG-13 rating instead of R).