Sentence examples for state wars from inspiring English sources

Outside of the three main leagues, the top North American players can gain exposure playing in tournaments like the North American Roller Hockey Championships, the Tournament of Roller Hockey Series and State Wars, all offering cash prizes to their pro-division winners.

What isn't mentioned is that he has no problem with the concept of 50 individual state wars on drugs, and deregulating evidently stops when it comes to uterine production—he's OK with voting for federal partial birth abortion bans, for instance.

It would later supply granite for the State, War, and Navy Department building (now called the Eisenhower Executive Office building), a Second Empire belle laide next to the White House.

[The State; War Room @ Salon].

Obama's speech bypasses Islamic State war cry to focus on Americans' state of mind.

The program involved approximately 618,000 schoolchildren and teachers from around the state, war-savings staff, and state and civic dignitaries.

The Second Civil War begins (also called the "One State, Two State, Red State, Blue State" War).

First proposed in 1919, the memorial was funded by the Parliament of South Australia, making it the first Australian state war memorial to be confirmed after the war.

Instead, they say, it can restrict itself to big state-on-state "wars of necessity".

Old-fashioned inter-state wars are in decline, replaced by messy internal conflicts that often spill across borders.

There is a one stark option: that we should pull back from that kind of conflict and confine ourselves to a military configured for state-on-state wars.