Sentence examples for overcoming war from inspiring English sources

"Education is the key issue for overcoming poverty, for overcoming war," Yacoobi told Kristof and WuDunn.

Yet, while accepting that Croatia has made great strides in overcoming war and authoritarianism, there are compelling reasons why the country's admission could be premature.

Mr Neutzner, who helped to write the declaration, is the first to admit that it will take time for Dresden to become a symbol of overcoming war, racism and violence.

The foreign minister, Pham Gia Khiem, notes that Vietnam's current growth of around 8-9% is lower than that in Asia's richest economies at the same stage in their development.Despite the risks ahead, Vietnam has already provided the world with an admirable model for overcoming war, division, penury and isolation and growing strongly but equitably to reach middle-income status.

An emergency tax was imposed occasionally and were applicable when the kingdom was under duress, such as when it faced natural calamities, or was preparing for war or overcoming war's ravages.

It is the overcoming of history, the leaving behind of war and barriers, in the name of a future freed from the cruel gyre of memory.

It is the overcoming of history, the leaving behind of war and barriers, in the name of a future freed from the vengeful clamp of memory.

As he prepared to take up his post as ambassador this year, Mr. Stevens appeared in an introductory video recalling the United States' Civil War as an example of overcoming strife.

OVERCOMING five years of punishing siege, bombardment and war should be a cause for celebration.

The performance piece, a trip through nearly a dozen countries in the Balkans and the Middle East, many of them ravaged by war recently, was meant to underscore that "by overcoming differences and lowering the level of conflict," individuals and cultures could come together, Ms. Moro said in a telephone interview.

Nishitani is referring here to a series of symposia that addressed the question of the meaning and direction of the Pacific War and another symposium on the question of "overcoming modernity".