Sentence examples for requires war from inspiring English sources

"Their nature requires war, cries out for war," he says.

The author argued that foreign policy helps a people preserve itself; self-preservation requires war.

In December, accepting the Nobel Peace Prize, Mr. Obama stated that sometimes peace requires war.

Just-war theory, which dates back to Aristotle and other ancient philosophers, requires war to be the very last option, since it is so terrible.

Surely we can imagine solving conflicts between nations in a more mature way; we can imagine the human race evolving to a higher consciousness that no longer requires war.

Trasnistria's birthday party was full of the tropes any grand dictatorial spectacle worth its weight in salt requires: War veterans and government dignitaries carrying a flag down the central podium; kids out in force, waving banners and spinning choreographed gymnastic routines, convoys of display floats stuttering by, and the city's prettiest young hopefuls standing on top of tanks.

He also said international law requires warring parties to protect civilians and avoid places they are living.

International humanitarian law requires warring parties to distinguish between combatants and civilians – and the Convention on the Rights of the Child requires States to ensure a safe environment for children.

That sanctioned regimes sometimes come to an end is not proof that sanctions work, rather that they take a long time and usually require war to "work".

The opposite would probably require war.

In both centuries it required war to destroy the systems.