Sentence examples for re the war from inspiring English sources

Re "The War Against Too Much of Everything" (Dec.

Re "The War Inside Bill Clinton" (editorial, Aug. 5): I do not know whether or not President Clinton committed perjury, or whether, if he did commit perjury, he should face impeachment.

Re "The War Away From the Battlefields" (editorial, July 23), about the high number of suicides among those who have served in Iraq and Afghanistan: The fate that befell Sgt. Coleman S. Bean is a tragedy that may have been preventable, a situation Representative Rush Holt's bill addresses effectively for Sergeant Bean's fellow soldiers.

Re "The War as We Saw It," by Buddhika Jayamaha, Wesley D. Smith, Jeremy Roebuck, Omar Mora, Edward Sandmeier, Yance T. Gray and Jeremy A. Murphy (Op-Ed, Aug. 19): As the mother of two Iraq veterans, I particularly want to thank the seven courageous soldiers for their honest assessment of Iraq.

[Re the war crime of an illegal war of aggression, see here for opinion on the Iraq war from a former Nuremberg Trials chief prosecutor and here for a more general discussion from a former U.S. Ambassador at Large for War Crimes Issues.].

Haldeman's "Forever War" re-envisioned the war in Southeast Asia through the kaleidoscopic lens of science fiction, possibly the most appropriate instrument with which to make sense of the surreal chaos of the events.

Palestinians say it is Mr. Sharon who is trying to re-fight the war in Lebanon, and by doing so to undo the results of the Oslo peace process.

Just for an hour to be one ten-thousandth of the whole piece, lost in the incense and piss, loving the mosh and the flags and the fists, re-enacting the war.

From the moment he was named Attorney General, Jeff Sessions has signaled his intent to re-start the War on Drugs, using massive federal resources to imprison narcotics traffickers for long terms.

He has worked to re-invigorate the war on drugs and take actions against states legalizing weed.

Unless there's a willingness to critically re-examine the war, the threat of another war in the name of liberal internationalism looms large.