Sentence examples for recourse to war from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the main task of Henlein's party was to give Hitler a better chance to dislocate the republic without recourse to war.

The Covenant of the League of Nations, the forerunner of the United Nations (UN), restricted the right to wage war, and the Kellogg-Briand Pact of 1928 condemned recourse to war for the solution of international controversies and its use as an instrument of national policy.

Few of us remember the 1928 Kellogg-Briand pact, which outlawed recourse to war for the resolution of international disputes.

ONE of Binyamin Netanyahu's least endearing habits is his rhetorical recourse to the second world war and the Holocaust when he is in political trouble.

To this end, Salamanca had available the traditional recourse to patriotism and foreign war in the form of a long-standing border conflict with Paraguay.

He begged for forgiveness between those at war in the Middle East, where, he said, "the continuous recourse to acts of terror and war, which aggravate the situation and diminish hope on all sides, must finally give way to a negotiated solution".

A rapacious king replaced a friendly one, and the principal market for their claret was lost.COLIN FERENBACHSaillans, FranceSeparation anxietySIR Lexington asserts (May 10th) that the War Powers Act "took away the president's right to declare war without recourse to Congress".

And what did she think about the War Powers Act, which took away the president's right to declare war without recourse to Congress?

That war saw recourse to inconvertible paper money or to restrictions on gold export in nearly every country.

The privatization of war: The U.S. military's recourse to private contractors has strengthened the profit motive for war-making and prolonged wars as well.

But this I venture to affirm, that they never will and never can accomplish it, except by recourse to arms; it may be by making war on the North; it may be by making war on the South, or, what is still more probable, it may be by making war upon both in turns".