Sentence examples for readiness for war from inspiring English sources
However, Peking has con tinued to warn of the possibility of a Soviet attack and urged readiness for war.
Instead of trying to deceive potential enemies within the group about their readiness for war, the post-moderns make a virtue of candour: they impose limits and invite inspections, even intrusive ones, to make sure that the limits are kept.
The influence of Schacht suffered further when on 16th October, 1936, Goering was appointed Plenipotentiary for the Four-Year Plan with the task of putting " the entire economy in a state of readiness for war " within four years.
But the North has done almost nothing toward dismantling the hair-trigger state of readiness for war on the peninsula -- despite the hundreds of millions in humanitarian aid that South Korea has sent to the North since Mr. Kim took office in 1998 and the investment by South Korean companies, most of them struggling or losing money.
In the history, "West Wind Clear," published by the agency's Center for Cryptologic History, the authors, Robert J. Hanyok and the late David Mowry, attribute accounts of the message being broadcast to the flawed or fabricated memory of some witnesses, perhaps to deflect culpability from other officials for the United States' insufficient readiness for war.
"Sometimes and, in particular, dealing with a dictator, the only chance of peace is a readiness for war," he told his party's annual conference in a combative response to the unease expressed by many delegates this week over his hard-line stance on Iraq.
In many hospitals, as they're brought in for treatment (or early burial), the nurses mark them 1, 2, 3, according to their readiness for more war.
Israel's lack of readiness for the war stunned the nation, and Meir formed a new coalition government only with great difficulty in March 1974 and resigned her post as prime minister on April 10.
However, the expense of the larger ships was prohibitive, and many of them stayed in shipyards half-completed, in readiness for another war, until the Age of Sail had almost completely passed.
In the meantime, the Korean People's Army continues to demonstrate resiliency, managing during the past several years to stop the general capability decline experienced during most of the 1990s and, in some ways, marginally improve its readiness and capability for war.
