Sentence examples for states of war from inspiring English sources

"There are enormous problems that we predicted in the 60's, around the environment, about the wartime economy and permanent states of war, and there's a real crisis of leadership about those issues.

The collage of historical documents and celebrated speeches taken from the Quarterly's "States of War" issue includes the famous oration at Tilbury in which Queen Elizabeth I roused her troops to repel the advances of the Spanish Armada.

THE GREAT AMERICAN ALL-STAR TRAVELING WAR MACHINE Inspired by Lapham's Quarterly "States of War" issue; directed by Jim Niesen; sets by Ken Rothchild; costumes by Liz Prince; lighting by Paul Hackenmueller; choreography by Thea Brooks; music director, Michael David Gordon.

In Chapters 3 and 4, Locke defines the states of war and slavery.

Call it what you will, but Gerasimov makes some pretty valid points: "In the 21st century we have seen a tendency toward blurring the lines between the states of war and peace.

Intermittent access to basic healthcare and education; religious influence, tribal lines, customs and tradition; and living in perpetual states of war and occupation make it particularly difficult to approach the problem of maternal mortality.

We are in a state of war".

* Continual State of War for a decade.

The emotional state of war continues.

April 25 -- State of war exists between United States and Spain.

9 1 STATE OF WAR, by James Risen.