Sentence examples for postwar issues from inspiring English sources

Mr. Duong of the Foreign Ministry said these postwar issues remained "very relevant".

"There are definitely postwar issues, with clearing up disputes over title not as quick as it should be," Ms. Mostic said.

That eroded Mr. Bush's credibility on postwar issues, some White House aides concede under cover of anonymity, and made him more vulnerable to charges like the one that Senator Chuck Hagel, Republican of Nebraska, made today, that the White House "did a miserable job of planning for a post-Saddam Iraq".

Although there may well have been preliminary discussions on how to avoid war, more explicit references to overthrowing Tōjō Hideki, and more lengthy discussions about postwar issues, these do not in fact show up in the recovered notebooks.

For Vietnam, the chief remaining postwar issue is a demand for greater American assistance in addressing the effects of Agent Orange, a chemical defoliant that was sprayed in parts of the country, causing widespread birth defects.

For Vietnam, the chief remaining postwar issue is a demand for greater United States assistance in addressing the effects of agent orange, a chemical defoliant that was sprayed in parts of the country, causing widespread birth defects.

Here's a quick description of the PAC as I understand it… Originally, the PAC was focused on the objective of increasing food production since food security was a postwar issue.

Publication of the RAND report follows the release of a separate study by the Army Combined Arms Center at Fort Leavenworth that chronicled postwar planning issues, "On Point II: Transition to the New Campaign".

The agreement on German unification set up a two-stage process by which West and East Germany would first discuss the domestic details of unification and then meet with the United States, Britain, France and the Soviet Union on more controversial questions relating to postwar security issues.

Welles felt freer in this regard, looking towards postwar border issues and the establishment of a U.S.-led international body that could intervene in such disputes.

ALTHOUGH the lobby has large pillars and high ceilings, with a décor slightly industrial in feel, the apartments are standard-issue postwar Manhattan, with parquet tile floors, laminated countertops and, in his case, a view of a windowless telecommunications building.