Sentence examples for problem of the war from inspiring English sources

"With Mr. Kagame I think we can find a solution to the problem of the war," Mr. Kabila said.

The problem presented by night raids is the problem of the war, and explains why so many Americans want to resolve it by leaving.

Carroll claimed than her messenger, Col. Thomas A. Scott, said "he never saw a greater manifestation of pleasure than Mr. Lincoln expressed as soon as he saw my solution of the great problem of the war".

The three-day personnel problem ended as well as the White House could have wanted, but, because it's a symptom of the larger problem of the war, the McChrystal uproar is going to resonate long after sniping about the old soldier — and about Vice-President "Bite Me" — has faded away.

Keynes lamented: "My discomfort comes from the fact, now made obvious, that the general public are not in favour of any plan". The Economist newspaper, however, congratulated him for, if nothing else, revealing among the so-called "leaders of opinion," the state of their ignorance on the central economic problem of the war.

"The approval of the U.N. resolution does not mean that the problem of the war has been solved," he said.

As America's involvement in Vietnam escalated, Mr. Slotkin says, the western -- particularly the Mexico western focusing on the experiences of Americans south of the border -- became a convenient vehicle for metaphorically dealing with the problems of the war.

It was a deliberate strategy of not being told too much, not getting bogged down in the day-to-day problems of the war, not waiting up past midnight for the casualty figures to come in, like Lyndon Johnson in the Situation Room.

While some on the left say it's really a liberal movie about the problems of the war on terror.

But of perhaps greater importance is that no solutions to the fundamental problems of the war in Syria were presented in the agreement; only that the ceasefire agreement would lead to new talks.

"The main problem of this war is the poverty hitting us all," said the young emergency ward doctor, called Eyman.