Sentence examples for managing the war from inspiring English sources

Mr Eliav credits Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu with managing the war effort well.

President Bush is still a popular leader who gets high marks for managing the war on terrorism.

He admires Roosevelt's skill in managing the war effort and his deftness in handling the diplomacy that accompanied it.

Last week Representative Richard A. Gephardt of Missouri, the minority leader, said: "The president is managing the war well.

But for the moment, those who are managing the war can rely on the public to keep its expectations in check.

A spokesman for the United States Central Command in Florida, which is managing the war in Afghanistan, said, "That person is out of Afghanistan".

Similarly, Ms. Rice and Mr. Bush decided last August at the president's ranch to bring the management of the administration's Iraq policy to the White House, after the Pentagon managed the war, under the purview of Ms. Rice and a new Iraq Stabilization Group.

When the staff statement says the D.C.I. [director of central intelligence] had no strategic plan to manage the war on terrorism, that's flat wrong.

Pakistan's military will continue to manage the war against the Taliban and its Qaeda allies, while President Pervez Musharraf will remain America's primary partner.

The arguably optimistic decision taken by the Norwegian Nobel Committee was taken just nine months into his Presidency and came as he was trying to manage the war in Afghanistan.

But he was critical of how the government had managed the war — from the lack of sufficient troops to help secure the country to the Abu Ghraib torture scandal.