Sentence examples for rules of wartime from inspiring English sources

A Spartan Windsor Castle The queen also made it clear that she was determined to adhere to strict rules of wartime economy.

The roles of wartime contractors are also changing.

Obama's statement linked Nuremberg to an idea central to his presidential campaign: The Bush administration in the fight against Islamist terrorists had compromised American values and undermined America's wartime rule-of-law legacy.

There is also unlawful use of lethal force – using illegal rules of engagement after the wartime phase has ended.

Upon its reentry, Michiel Hofman, then a director of the organization, told the German magazine Der Spiegel that he had been "shocked" to discover normal wartime rules of hospital neutrality didn't seem to apply in the ongoing conflict.

In 1942, the government of Canada released its Official Food Rules to ensure that Canadians ate well in an era of wartime rations, malnutrition, economic instability, and limited supplies.

Prior to the development of PROE, rules of engagement had only served to inform wartime actions; such directives were then distinguished as WROE.

He had relished the hardships of wartime.

Elsewhere, though, the memory of wartime lingers.

There is no description of wartime friends, for example.

The dog world, too, is feeling the pinch of wartime.