Sentence examples for join a war from inspiring English sources

This species of naïve Hutus who join a war without knowing its cause.

"We know that it would be an evil thing," the first said, "for this country to go to war, or to join a war, against Russia".

Thousands of former marines have indeed signed up to serve again, putting in their requests over the Internet to join a war effort that is just beginning to need them.

By it, Charles II was to receive £200,000 in money and the support of 6,000 French troops, if needed, so that he might declare himself a Roman Catholic, and a further £300,000 a year to enable him to join a war against the Dutch.

Leaving early the next day, Arnold arrived in Castleton in time to join a war council, where he made a case to lead the expedition based on his formal authorization to act from the Massachusetts Committee.

If the laws regarding Selective Service change to include women, females are about to be forced into the greatest lack-of-choice scenario: the ability to decide whether one wants to join a war and possibly lose one's life for our country.

Britain has joined a war against Islamic State (Isis) within a political framework that guarantees frustration if not failure.

As so often in the Middle East, the Saudis may find that joining a war is easier than winning one.

A better system would be to have a review period after joining a war after three to six months, he said.

He wanted dearly to put America on the right side of the Arab spring, though this entailed joining a war in one Arab country (Libya) while looking on helplessly while another (Syria) slaughtered its own citizens.

The opening days of wars also make for good politics — and opinion polls demonstrate that a majority of Americans oppose joining a war in Syria unless Assad has used chemical weapons.