Sentence examples for provocative war from inspiring English sources

Mr. Trump suggested that he was ending the "very provocative" war games as an incentive for North Korea to denuclearize, granting the North one of its most avidly sought objectives even before the country has begun dismantling its nuclear weapons.

The first version is based on a fashion runway, with extra's including Children dressed in provocative war inspired outfits.

The KCNA news agency reported that Kim not only secured the end of America's provocative "war games" with South Korea, he also got U.S. to agree to lift sanctions — a condition Trump specifically said was not the case during his Tuesday press conference.

[Note for TomDispatch Readers: A small bow to several sites that I always find particularly helpful: my daily companion Antiwar.com, Juan Cole's invaluable Informed Comment blog, the always provocative War in Context run by Paul Woodward, and Noah Shachtman's Danger Room at Wired magazine.

Communists were critical of the speech, and the Soviet press agency Tass accused Reagan of giving an "openly provocative, war-mongering speech".

And in return, Trump legitimated the odious North Korean regime, stopped U.S.-South Korean joint military exercises (which he called, adopting Pyongyang's language, "provocative … war games") and destroyed his "maximum pressure" policy of sanctions.

Yet France is right to support this provocative nude war art.

The Kremlin's handling of Mr. Snowden, one official said, was "the most provocative cold war manner of the choices that they had available to them".

The study of warfare and violence in prehistoric and pre-literate societies has been at the forefront of archaeological debate since the publication of Keeley's provocative monograph 'War Before Civilization' (Oxford 1996).

He called the long-planned exercises "provocative" and "war games," echoing Pyongyang's complaints.

Germany's foreign minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier, for instance, described it in a newspaper interview as provocative and war-mongering.