Sentence examples for movements wars from inspiring English sources

Modern Asia is of course also the result of the anti-colonial movements, wars and revolutions of the previous century.

Topics include the growth of Supreme Court power, the court's relation to the states and the other federal branches, and the influence on constitutional understandings of economic developments, reform movements, wars, party competition, and legal and political thought.

And balloons stamped with the slogans of the peace and population‐control movements "War is the worst pollution" and "Stop at two"—drifted over the crowds.

This subfield of sociology studies, broadly, the dynamics of war, conflict resolution, peace movements, war refugees, conflict resolution and military institutions.

We are fighting hot counterinsurgency wars in Afghanistan and Iraq and against the international jihadist movement, wars in which we need to prevail.

Anti-war, Civil Rights activist Barbara Deming had worked with Arthur Kinoy and Dave Dellinger and A.J. Muste, all stalwarts of the anti-war movements following World War II.

The radically new phenomenon is not that movements make war against states but that states make war against movements.

Nevertheless, many of the crawling, flying and trembling movements evoke war.

Jon Cooksey has studied troop movements and war diaries on both sides.

Major historical events he has covered include the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, the civil rights movement, and wars in Vietnam, Afghanistan, Yugoslavia and Iraq.

For the embattled new peace movement, the war is Vietnam; for anti-terrorist liberals, it is World War II.