Sentence examples for relationship of war from inspiring English sources

The relationship of war became 'part of every social relationship' fragmenting into 'thousands of different channels', revealing war to be 'a sort of permanent state that exists between groups'.

It erases the historical relationship of World War II to ourselves.

Is anybody in Washington considering the cost-benefit relationship of the wars?

One of the few studies of the relationship between experience of war and IPV (focusing only on physical violence) was conducted by Vinck & Pham [ 23] in Liberia.

Sex, violence, and conversation over drinks ensue; the relationship is a tug-of-war that pits wealth and comfort against art and freedom.

The necessary relationship of nomadism to war conjures predominantly images of inhabitable miseries; of passages from militarized zones; of peoples robbed of their pasts, their loved ones; of escape with one's own life and little more; and for so many not even that.

As the date for Lincoln's issuance of the Emancipation Proclamation drew ever closer, the questions of slavery, its relationship to the laws of war and how the newly freed slaves would act became increasingly fraught subjects.

The production discusses the relationship between the God of War games and Greek mythology, and features members of the God of War III development team and professional historians.

In this 30-minute broadcast for BBC 4, producer and artist Fatima Al-Qadiri explores the relationship between the sounds of war and modern music.

Serbia and Albania maintain a fraught diplomatic relationship, leftover from years of war and ethnic conflict that ravaged the region in the '90s.

He established a cordial relationship with the Secretary of War, Henry L. Stimson, and Stimson's assistant Harvey H. Bundy, who found Bush "impatient" and "vain", but said he was "one of the most important, able men I ever knew".