Sentence examples for setting up a war from inspiring English sources

Mr. Scott decided to take the company's critics head-on, setting up a war room of public relations professionals.

Setting up a war crimes process with an independent judiciary from scratch is a tall order, says Sir Geoffrey Nice, a British QC who prosecuted Serbia's former president Slobodan Milosevic.

Perhaps the most notable thing Mr. Scott did during his tenure as chief executive was to directly address the company's critics, even setting up a war room of public relations professionals.

There is also talk of the Administration setting up a "war room" to deal with the Russia scandal, and assembling an all-star legal team to defend President Trump.

Strategists took the precaution of setting up a war room at the Dynamic Earth science centre in Edinburgh – later to host the yes camp's wake on election night – drafting in economists from London and experts on devolution such as former Whitehall civil servant Professor Jim Gallagher.

(AP) CAMBODIA: KHMER ROUGE TRIAL -- The chief legal counsel of the United Nations, Under Secretary General Hans Corell, will go to Cambodia next week to try to reach agreement with Prime Minister Hun Sen on setting up a war crimes tribunal for the Khmer Rouge.

The Americans looked for likely candidates for their largesse and the British mused about setting up a war-crimes tribunal on Iraq, akin to the Bosnian model.

"And we set up a war room at the Four Seasons.

In the palace, Izurieta set up a war room in the President's office.

Barr set up a war room at Green Dot's offices.

I was sent to General Patton's headquarters to set up a war crimes unit.