Sentence examples for making of war from inspiring English sources

It began, in earnest, in August 1964, when Congress almost unanimously renounced its constitutional role for the making of war by passing the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution.

Mr. Paul described his normal litany of problems that need fixing in Washington, including the monetary system, the Federal Reserve, the making of war and government intervention in private business.

However the film is received by the critics – acting skills will not get top mention – Act of Valor will be remembered for shredding a decades-old understanding about the making of war movies: that while directors are rarely averse to getting into bed with the US military there has always been at least a small bolster between them, for decency.

The son and grandson of U.S. Navy admirals, McCain's instincts still run toward the making of war and dropping of bombs, whether on Saddam Hussein or al Qaeda or ISIS.

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Whatever you make of the wars in which those soldiers fought, whatever you make of war itself, their sacrifices are real and permanent.

Practitioners, such as the 17th-century French engineer Sébastien Le Prestre de Vauban and the 18th-century French general and military historian Henri, baron de Jomini, began to make of war an affair of rules, principles, and even laws.

They already resented Gustav's dictatorial methods as well as the Swedish army's practice of making war support war.

They married, he said, so she could travel with him to South Africa while he was making Lord Of War.

This shift in emphasis has the effect of making "Prisoners of War" feel a little more ordinary to an American viewer, because it seems more like an American show.

Along with making "Body of War," Young was a leader of the advocacy group Iraq Veterans Against the War.