Sentence examples for overseas war from inspiring English sources

How do moviemakers find military heroes in the midst of an unpopular overseas war?

"Total nonsense," he said, arguing that Japan should hew to its constitutional ban on sending troops to overseas war zones.

Without domestic terror or an overseas war, Mr. Russell forecasts ad spending to increase 4.2percentt in 2003.

Entranced by overseas war zones, he launched a security consultancy and made his way on borrowed money to Aleppo, where he met Goto last April.

His former boss, George W. Bush, learned first-hand how political capital can slip away when an overseas war loses popular backing.

And not for decades have these annual celebrations been burdened by the guilt-inducing presence of an overseas war and a continuing threat of domestic terrorism.

And we are certainly closer than ever to ending our current round of overseas wars.

He's facing the worst economic crisis in decades and two overseas wars.

The hosts and their guests have had smart, surprising debates about deficit reduction (in a recurring challenge to legislators called "Name Your Cuts"), overseas wars and airport security.

Both have an interest in keeping the Pentagon's mind concentrated on hypothetical overseas wars, as opposed to deadly attacks on the homeland which look all too possible.

Government officials denied the policy change would give future leaders carte blanche to send Japan's military into reckless overseas wars.