Sentence examples for maintaining a war from inspiring English sources

This is maintaining a war to maintain the occupation.

"It's also a questioning of the international community, especially the United States, for its deceit in maintaining a war, the so-called war against drugs, which has . . .

That meant, for the most part, setting up and maintaining a war room for the general staff, with maps and charts to show the areas, topographies, troop concentrations, and other factors on which military planning depended.

In 1281 a massive second joint assault on Kyushu was again beaten back; but the cost of preparing the defense, of the two months' battle around Hakata, and of maintaining a war footing until Kublai died in 1294 was deadly.

Meanwhile, domestic cash is earmarked for "creating great products," as well as maintaining a war chest for future opportunities.

After looking at what the company could do, while maintaining a war chest, they felt they had plenty of money to run the business, and initiate a dividend, and increase the shareholder bank in the process.

Is it profitable for the industrial military establishment of the United States to maintain a war somewhere, anywhere, and keep federal tax dollars flowing in?

Senior military officers also say that they could maintain a war readiness in the region through May or June without rotating in fresh forces.

The federal government is taking billions of dollars away from the forest service and other critical agencies, he said, which are "being defunded to maintain a war on drugs that is philosophically wrong".

Off the field England's militants will maintain a war footing in fierce defence of their television deal with BT Vision at next Wednesday's meeting of European Rugby Cup stakeholders in London, with a new format yet to be agreed for post-2014.

"This is a hoary subject in the civil defence planning world (as opposed to the real world) on a footing with others such as 'will staff turn up for duty on the day?' "No one doubts the need to maintain a war effort … If the public is not with the war effort then the war would be loseable without a single nuclear weapon being exploded on England's green and pleasant land.