Sentence examples for postponed war from inspiring English sources

They were tracking public opinion about Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain, who, three times in September, flew to Germany, where he postponed war by giving part of Czechoslovakia to Hitler.

An unending crisis would merely postpone war to a later date, when the damage caused by North Korea would be even greater.

A visit to Washington in November by Indira Gandhi did not improve Nixon and Kissinger's chances of postponing war between India and Pakistan until after the summit with Mao Zedong.

I need you both to postpone your war now.

Urged by the allies, however, Charles John agreed to take part in the great campaign against Napoleon and to postpone his war with Denmark.

He freely offered his opinion that the best American policy would be to postpone any war and focus on intense international inspections to find weapons of mass destruction.

He worried that postponing the War on Women "because of a little hundred-mile-per-hour wind" might be seen by the Party's enemies as a sign of weakness: "There's rotten weather every December and you don't see Obama postponing the War on Christmas".

"The Party is saying they're doing this because of an 'act of God,' but postponing the War on Women is the exact opposite of what God would want," he said.

With the war postponed on account of weather, there was time to talk.

An original pilot site included Aleppo, Syria, but implementation at this site was postponed during the war.

The other expansion plans were postponed during World War I.