Sentence examples for resumption of war from inspiring English sources

His report even hinted at an end to the UN's peacekeeping mission, which would probably lead to a resumption of war.

The question about President Obama's resumption of war in Iraq is not whether it can be justified but where it will lead.

It was the political concessions Charles demanded from the estates, however concessions that would have permanently limited their autonomy that led to a resumption of war.

He opposed the projected resumption of war on the Huguenots in favour of negotiation, and he also opposed the suggested alienation, or sale, of royal domains by Henry III as damaging to the monarchy.

A1 Push to Resume War Trials A senior Bush administration lawyer urged a federal appeals court to allow the resumption of war crimes trials in Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, as part of the nation's effort to defend itself against terrorists.

In Spring, 1796, when resumption of war appeared eminent, the 88 members of the Swabian Circle, which included most of the states (ecclesiastical, secular, and dynastic) in Upper Swabia, had raised a small force of about 7,000 men.

Admiral Gaspard II de Coligny, a Huguenot leader, supported a war in the Low Countries against Spain as a means to prevent a resumption of civil war, a plan that the French king, Charles IX, was coming to approve in the summer of 1572.

Delay risks a resumption of the war.

Unless action is taken to put it together again, bloodshed is likely, though not a resumption of actual war.

For Osama bin Laden, 2001 marks the resumption of the war for the religious dominance of the world that began in the seventh century.

LONDON — Although there is still no apparent prospect of Turkey consenting to the Balkan allies' terms, hope has not been abandoned that a resumption of the war will yet be averted.