Sentence examples for paradigm of war from inspiring English sources

Smith suggests that his new paradigm of war amongst people had its origins in places like Malaya, not to mention Vietnam, during the cold war.

In its aftermath a number of challenges to this classical paradigm of war emerged, the first in the closing days of World War II.

As Smith puts it, "establishing a condition may be deemed a hallmark of a new paradigm of war".

Nevertheless, Coker praises Smith for the latter's criticism of those who failed to recognise the shift in the paradigm of war, and of the lack of strategy in the military campaigns of the late 20th and early 21st centuries.

The premise of the book is that the world is experiencing a new paradigm of war in the late 20th and early 21st centuries, which Smith dubs "war amongst the people", in which nebulous, open-ended conflicts have become the norm.

Roberts believed that Smith over-stated the transformation into the new paradigm of war by playing down the extent to which there have always been wars amongst the people, over-emphasised the role of technology in the shift from industrial warfare, and downplayed the continuation of industrial war.

"The paradigm of the war on terror has advanced so far in people's minds that this has to appear more normal than it actually is," Malinowski said.

He signed a January 2002 draft memorandum that stated that the "new paradigm" of the war on terror "renders obsolete" the Geneva Conventions' "strict limitations on questioning of enemy prisoners and renders quaint some of its provisions".

The willingness of Bernie Sanders to move beyond the traditional American paradigm of continual war, in the hopes of ending continual terror, is why Sanders has the right formula to defeat ISIS.

A downward learning curve for the F-35 is likely to be an even greater illusion; it will have no assembly line in the paradigm of World War II production.

The security service he entered was unfit for purpose, in his view, a broken down "paradigm of post-war, post-imperial Britain at its lowest ebb".