Sentence examples for phases of war from inspiring English sources

What emerges from this attempt to characterise the different phases of war poetry, however, is that some of the best, certainly some of the most interesting, poets defy even the broadest and most tentative of schemes.

The composer, Jake Runestad, said he planned to divide the piece for solo piano, orchestra and chorus into three parts, symbolizing the three phases of war from a soldier's perspective: pre-deployment preparations, life in a combat zone and the post-deployment return to society.

But if our new model is to limit our major involvement to the opening phases of war, then the responsibility for solving these regional problems would fall to regional organizations with much bigger vested interests in the outcome than the United States.

General Franks said that the major combat phase of war had ended, but that troops were still rooting out guerrillas who might attack allied forces.

Then we turned from the crowd and walked, side by side, back to our office, to help plan the next phase of war.

Western officials say they are increasingly ill at ease with the prospect of a national government in limbo even while American and NATO troops are pressed by the Taliban in a new phase of war that commanders concede is not going well.

"From this time on, we will regard the situation as a phase of war and will be responding resolutely to all problems in North-South relations," its Orwellian-sounding Committee for the Peaceful Reunification of the Fatherland declared.

With the generous support of the Japanese Government,, the FTU aims to help reunite families and provide psychosocial support for those who have lost their children during the final phase of war between with the Government forces and the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Ealam LTTEE).

Chemical analysis on the liquid phase of WARs (crumb rubber removed) indicated that independent of the type of wax-based additive, there is less wax in the liquid phase of WARs when the additive is added earlier, which may be caused by the absorption of wax by crumb rubber during the interacting process.

During the Second World War scientists and engineers were involved as never before in all technical phases of the war effort.

Mr. Bush showed he understood that in the early phases of the war against terrorism.