Sentence examples similar to post war aim from inspiring English sources
The central post-war aim of NATO must be to protect everyone in Kosovo, whatever their ethnic origin.That will not be easy.
Looked at in this frame, public health has been multidisciplinary in the post war period.
It was (and is) a symbol of the post war reconstruction of a city that was destroyed during WWII and experienced post war reconstruction.
Japan and Canada were vulnerable to economic shocks in the post war period.
In the immediate post war years we continued to feel very good about ourselves.
Britain's official reticence about the post-Hussein era, he suggested, reflected the government's reluctance in recent weeks to acknowledge openly that its war aims went beyond the disarmament of Mr. Hussein to envision his removal.
But adopting the euro only made matters worse, especially as Germany was determined to follow its post-war policy of aiming for a strong manufacturing sector and a trade surplus.
Built between the 1940s and 1960s, they were the product of the post-war centralised state, which aimed to demolish Britain's bombed-out Victorian slums and build new rationally planned, semi-rural settlements.
Interventions to reduce SI should aim to alleviate post-war hardships and treat depression/anxiety.
Thatcher and Reagan may have turned economics away from the inclusivism of the post-war years, but they succeeded in their aims by offering clear leadership, new ideas, and by generating sufficient electoral support.
