Sentence examples for model of war from inspiring English sources

So, they invented a model of war that would not cost more than they were willing to pay.

Foucault's appeal to a specific model of war in these lectures remains, for all its analytic possibilities, inconclusive.

By 1978, he was less equivocal, now complaining that 'discussions on political subjects are parasitized by the model of war' (Foucault, 2002c[1978b]: 2002c[1978b]

Extending this dose-effect model of war events to a variety of traumatic events beyond war, a high prevalence of PTSD can be expected within the Sri Lankan children who have been affected by additional traumatic events.

What we need is not anxiety over targeted killings but a third way between the longstanding models of war and peace.

Talk story about the Chrysler display of new models of war materiel, under the sponsorship of the Army Ordnance Dept., & of Chrysler, who manufactured, in whole or in part, many of the items to be seen.

The New Yorker, May 22, 1943 P. 11 Talk story about the Chrysler display of new models of war materiel, under the sponsorship of the Army Ordnance Dept., & of Chrysler, who manufactured, in whole or in part, many of the items to be seen.

This was seen as an alternative to the Christian model of "Just War" which sanctioned war under some conditions.

Schmitt argued that international legalization on the model of just war theory would not prevent coming wars.

On the model of the War of Jenkins Earr, one reader suggested "The War of Bush's Flight Suit".

Ferguson and Cassady (1999) proposed a "bioassociative" model of Gulf War illness in which toxic exposures during the war, such as diesel exhaust (DE), in combination with physical and acute psychological stress, caused an acute sickness response (Ferguson and Cassaday 1999, 2001).