Sentence examples similar to managing war from inspiring English sources

"Duty," to be released by Knopf, chronicles Mr. Gates's nearly five years managing wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and his "political war with Congress" every day he was in office, Mr. Gates said in a statement.

And then it became worse, as the progress of the battle demonstrated how unready Europe still is (politically and militarily) for power projection, how unsuited the Security Council is to managing wars (rather than just starting them and seeing what happens) and how thin Arab support was.

And that was preceded by the disastrously managed war itself, which was overseen by Jeb Bush's brother.

It should be noted that the United States military has, since Vietnam, similarly managed war news, specifically in Grenada and the Persian Gulf.

What humanitarianism has been unable to do, despite ever-larger expectations and a century and a half of trying, is to manage war.

There are many overlapping causes, among them severe automated federal sentencing rules; a passionate but badly managed "war on drugs" prosecuted most heavily in African-American neighborhoods; and deepening inequalities in personal income and access to education, whose effects fall hardest on urban teen-agers.

If not for the horribly managed war in Afghanistan and the lies and deceptions that led to the hasty and disastrous invasion and occupation of Iraq, we would probably not be confronting this deluge of war-damaged lives and minds that surely played some part in the bloodshed last Thursday on home soil.

In the new coalition, Law was leader of the House of Commons, a member of the war cabinet, and chancellor of the Exchequer, in which capacity he astutely managed war-loan and war-bond programs.

Josh Bolten, Bush's chief of staff in the second term, defended 43's economic record — two off-the-books, badly managed wars and more of the deregulation that led to toxic derivatives, government bailouts and a near collapse of the whole economy — saying it "really wasn't so bad".

Finally, the 'art of avoiding war' is drawn as a user-friendly flowchart by which prevent boundary and territorial disputes and manage wars stemming from them.

We have managed wars, civil and otherwise and come out stronger because we are a nation under God.