Sentence examples for settle the war from inspiring English sources

He believed that to restrain the army and to settle the war required a government based on political power derived from a national organization.

"You can't settle the war in Colombia without dealing with the problem of the displaced," said Jorge Rojas, the director of the consultancy.

Asked what Britain might be able to do settle the war in Kashmir, he replied: "I don't want to try to insert Britain in some leading role where, as with so many of the world's problems, we are responsible for the issue in the first place".

The failure of documentary research to settle the war-guilt question led other historians to look behind the July 1914 crisis for long-range causes of the war.

News comes that Prince John has settled the war (through a perfidious betrayal of promises made to the enemy leaders as a condition of their disbanding their forces).

After one such interlude, a Confederate soldier wrote in his diary, "I do believe that had we not had the river between us that the two armies would have gone together and settled the war right there and then".

Johnson made a significant speech on Mar. 31 announcing that he would limit the bombing of North Vietnam and that he would not run for reelection so that he could devote himself fully to settling the war.

Under the force of the resolution the parties will jeopardize any further United Nations involvement in settling the war, including the possibility of a peacekeeping mission, if they do not meet the Council's requirements.

The U.S. settled the war between Liberia and the native Grebo people in 1876 by dispatching the to Liberia.

As president, TR ramped up the Navy, sending the "Great White Fleet" on a pointed world tour, and won the Nobel Peace Prize for settling the war between Russia and Japan.

She promised to settle the long war against an army composed of the angriest elements of Sri Lanka's Tamil minority.