Sentence examples for need for a war from inspiring English sources
Everything I would need for a war.
And since many Americans think that the need for a war against Saddam is obvious, they think that Europeans who won't go along are cowards.
One of the few German industrialists who realized that governmental direction of the nation's economic resources would be necessary for victory, Rathenau convinced the government of the need for a War Raw Materials Department in the War Ministry.
So is Paul Ryan, proffered as a Vice-Presidential candidate who would talk sternly about the need for a war on the deficit, going to be spending the campaign talking about a supposed war on religion instead?
Assuming a somewhat frayed mantle as global diplomat, Prime Minister Tony Blair flew to the United States tonight to meet President Bush, bearing an unusual pledge of support from nine European leaders but leaving a Continent ever more divided over the need for a war against Iraq.
After my Tuesday column about the need for a War on Global Poverty, Noah in Ireland send in this lovely quotation from Dwight Eisenhower in 1953: "Every gun that is made, every warship launched, every rocket fired signifies, in the final sense, a theft from those who hunger and are not fed, those who are cold and not clothed.
But lawyers and supporters of the pilots, who face manslaughter charges, argue that there is another important factor -- that the government brought the case to placate an ally whose support it needed for a war in Iraq, as well as to cover up mistakes by the pilots' superiors.
Dick Cheney, an expert in starting and maintaining wars, reiterated the need for a proper war soon to balance the books and keep what he called 'the gravy train thing' going.
The Note also assessed the impact of its speculation about changes in the Kerry campaign, without acknowledging its own role in propagating the rumor and in contributing to the need for such a war room.
Would the border region of Alsace-Lorraine, with its rich seams of coal, again be fought over as European nations struggled to control a key commodity, coal to produce electricity, needed for a war-making machine?
During the primary season, ex-senator John Edwards stressed the need for a new war on poverty.
