Sentence examples for pushed war from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, opposition voices in Congress, the diplomatic service and the press pushed war.

Our mass movement pushed warring factions in Liberia to sign a peace agreement in 2003.

The normally affable Kristol gets riled when critics suggest that he, Perle and Wolfowitz, among others, are somehow pushing war with Iraq to help Israel.

Mr. Tian pushes war and politics decisively into the background, emphasizing the almost monastic qualities of a go-centered life, which leaves little room for other interests.

"There's a certain demand for uniformity, particularly on the right, that in my view is distasteful -- that anyone who disagrees is unfortunately branded an enemy". Friends say Kristol has a knack for sounding reasonable, even while pushing war.

Called to the stand by a Navy defense lawyer and testifying before a military judge, Colonel Davis said General Hartmann directed him last year to push war crimes cases here quickly.

"We will continue to push war hawks on accountability and responsibility on spending," he said.

NOTE: This year AIPAC"s huge Washington conference will be almost exclusively dedicated to pushing war with Iran.

The revolving door between the military and weapons manufacturers facilitates pushing war in order to make big bucks.

"The deal didn't push war further away, it actually brought it closer". Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said his country would remain in the deal for now and open negotiations with the remaining signatories about preserving the accord.

It is a mode of argumentation that worked so well in pushing war with Iraq and the broader Middle East; its replication with Iran should be none all too surprising.