Sentence examples for saving civilians from inspiring English sources

Barack Obama, along with other concerned politicians, appealed to human rights to justify what became regime change in Libya, going far beyond the cause of saving civilians from carnage.

The NATO command recklessly bombed civilians in the name of saving civilians.

The Pakistani military had prepared for the operation long before, and the government prepared for a three-front operation: isolating targeted militant groups, obtaining support from the political parties and saving civilians from the backlash of the operation.

Saving civilians has often involved military atrocity and civilian deaths.Two other books explore this ambiguity.

She worries about the confusion of goals -- Saving civilians?

"What we have done so far has been a success in achieving the objectives of saving civilian life," he said.

The no-fly zone Clinton has advocated in her presidential campaign as a means of saving civilian lives, is widely seen as unfeasible given the heavy Russian air presence and the high likelihood that it would lead to head-on US-Russian confrontation.

The Western powers wax eloquent about saving civilian lives even as they sustain rather than resolve a civil war.

If, as the president insists, saving civilian lives justifies war, scores of nations are in the queue for the United States to attack, for example, Syria, Bahrain, North Korea, Burma, China, Russia and Zimbabwe.

You save civilians with people.

He added: "I risk my life trying to save civilians.