Sentence examples for represents a war from inspiring English sources

And their dispute with the president's supporters represents "a war of ideas on the home front".

In many ways, the race represents a war between their two clubs, which are separated by just a few blocks along 23rd Avenue.

Maybe it's evidence that the White House's claim that religious resistance to its contraception mandate represents a "war on women" isn't finding as many takers as the media narrative suggested.

While Israel's artists seem split on the question of whether Regev's bill represents a war on free expression, or is simply to be expected in such a country, Landau says there is one thing she couldn't work without: "Hope in Israeli culture".

For me, a "yes" result on the referendum doesn't just affect LGBT rights—it represents a war against society.

For me, a "yes" result on the referendum doesn't just affect LGBT rights—it represents a war against society.

Last Friday, an article in the China Business News said the situation represented "a war for the right of control" between Chinese and overseas partners.

Consequently, a war between the United States and Nazi Germany would represent a war between two forms of corporate capitalist militarism.

Instead he rejects the idea that the invasion of Iraq represented a war of choice in the first place.

UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said on Monday the use of chemical weapons represented "a war crime".

On the contrary, they represent a war on all Americans, threatening both the environment and the economy.