Sentence examples for party of war from inspiring English sources

All three advised Yeltsin to move quickly against the party of war.

"They are as much the party of war as the Republicans, the party of Wall Street".

It has become the party of war, privatisation and attacks on civil liberties.

Now, as 1996 began, the party of war was encouraging Yeltsin to call off the June Presidential elections.

Inside the Kremlin, Korzhakov led a hard-line team of advisers and ministers known collectively as the party of war.

"There is a party of war," says Mr Khaindrava, the sacked minister, "but it is in Russia".Sabres are indeed rattling in Russia.

In 1933, the parties of war were a minority in Britain and the United States; it is not surprising that by the end of 1941 they were the parties in charge.

Khartoum is, according to one highly placed official in the ruling party, "tired of war".

And in a region long considered a two-party tug-of-war it's tempting to see this as a reversion to the 1970s, when Labour and the Conservatives were nip and tuck, before the long years of domination first by the Conservatives and then by Labour.

"Rape and violence have been a party of every war fought, from the ancient Sumerians to our present day".

"Rape and violence have been a party of every war fought, from the ancient Sumerians to our present day," he said.