Sentence examples for passage war from inspiring English sources

Extraterritoriality extends to foreign states or international organizations as entities and to their heads, legations, troops in passage, war vessels, mission premises, and other assets.

In the strongest passages, war's radical cognitive dissonance comes to vivid life.

In Schooler's earlier work on mind-wandering, he gave subjects a boring passage from "War and Peace".

About your questions: I don't know how "new" it is to translate the French passages in "War and Peace".

I found it difficult to concentrate on certain passages of War and Peace the first (and only) time I read it.

We observed several examples of what we designate the Tolstoy manoeuvre: if the title appears to quote extensive passages from War and Peace (>1400 pages), authors can fit any desired acronym by cherry picking letters.

Despite the passage of the War Powers Act of 1973, which tried to reassert Congress's role in going to war, the presidency ended up more powerful than it had been before; no president has acknowledged the act's constitutionality.

In his 2001 book, Northern Passage: American Vietnam War Resisters in Canada, Hagen wrote: "The mayors of Canada's largest cities used the (War Measures Act) in a backlash against American war resisters".

If Jefferson's "cruel war" passage had stood, the founders' endorsement of liberty wouldn't need an asterisk.

The tongue in cheek "Discord and War" passage was led by Adam Hendrickson, more adorable than fierce, and a sturdy Michele Gifford.

So why, after a decade of effort since the passage of the War Crimes Act and the millions expended on investigations and legal preparation, have there been only two prosecutions and just one conviction in England and none in Scotland?