Sentence examples for provide war from inspiring English sources

The media have been able to provide war coverage more immediate and intense than ever before.

While Congress's willingness to provide war funding — "overseas contingency operations" funds — above baseline defense spending has helped, it has not solved the problem.

Churchill suggested the concept of lend-lease to Roosevelt in December 1940, proposing that the United States provide war materials, foodstuffs, and clothing to the democracies (and particularly to Great Britain).

McManus said the need to provide war coverage would in some ways make CBS's task simpler, because it would require far fewer decisions to be made during the frenetic first and second rounds.

Some nights at the theater do little but provide war stories for the actors involved.

A recent partnership between Hart Security, a PSC, and Swinglehurst Ltd., a marine insurer, to provide War Risk Coverage to vessels protected by Hart Security personnel is one example of the marine insurance industry favoring the use of PSCs.

The current legislation, if passed, would extend the government's role in helping to provide war-risk insurance and to accept again applications for a $10 billion loan guarantee program if the United States goes to war with Iraq.

Added Sister Jacinta, "We parted with a handshake and friendly well wishes – never to be forgotten!" In 1943, work started on a camp in Valivade, in Kolhapur, another princely state, that was intended to provide war-time domicile for 5,000 Polish older people, women and children from the Soviet Union.

To prepare for the entering students -- 1.5 million out of the country's 4.4 million school-age children -- aid groups and agencies have been scurrying to provide war-battered classrooms around Kabul and other cities with books, supplies and soon, uniforms for the girls.

But there are still those who are funding the regime and providing war materiel.

March 11 In 1941, President Roosevelt signed into law the _________ Bill, providing war supplies to countries fighting the Axis.