Sentence examples for practices of warfare from inspiring English sources
The Prime Minister replied that he was aware of the remarks of Mr. Hull and that Britain is "always ready to co-operate in seeking an agreement to humanize the rules and practices of warfare".
There are many people in Iraq working in tandem with our military who cannot be court-martialed or held accountable by our military courts and who can freely ignore the Geneva Conventions and all standard practices of warfare without having to answer to anyone (except perhaps the private company that hired them, which is primarily out to make money).
Arthur Henderson, Labor M.P., asked the Prime Minister in the House of Commons whether he was aware of the offer by Secretary of State Cordell Hull to have the United States join other nations in seeking to humanize the rules and practices of warfare.
Furthermore, it marked a shift away from the pious hope that war might be stamped out entirely towards the more attainable goal that the practice of warfare be regulated and made, if only slightly, less horribly bestial.
Such technical developments began to make the practice of warfare much more expensive and professional, and in these circumstances mercenary troops came increasingly to supplement and then often to replace the old citizen militias.
"The resistance always focused on the weak points of the enemy," he said as he outlined a classic theory and practice of guerrilla warfare.
The Bush clan rigged the national election in 2000; still, the new Administration was failing until 9/11, an event that the President exploited to create an atmosphere of endless fear and a practice of endless warfare.
The historical background to Tyrtaeus's poetry lies in the rigidly egalitarian ethos of the Spartiates (warrior citizens of Sparta) and in the practice of hoplite warfare (in which the courage and the disciplined resistance of the individual warrior inside the ranks determined the solidarity of the phalanx and thus victory).
Franco enlisted the help of Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini, who were eager to practice modern techniques of warfare on the defenseless citizens of Spain.
When faced with sophisticated air defences that could shoot large numbers of Predators down, the relative cost of maintaining a UAV fleet would rise.In practice, however, the future of warfare may lie with ever more ingenious combinations of old and new, costly and cheap.
It suggests that the accused have no rights because they are worse than "the savages" and because somehow "the rule of warfare practiced by the savages" themselves allows the United States to throw its own judicial standards out the window.
