Sentence examples for take part in a war from inspiring English sources

He did reiterate, however, that Germany would not take part in a war against Iraq.

Some sarcastic voices from the Pentagon might retort that it doesn't make any great difference whether Mr. Blair survives, or whether the British take part in a war.

But Mr. Putin disagreed, saying the Syrian Army was in such a dire situation that it could not possibly take part in a war against Israel.

The socio-economic changes wrought by successful capitalism in 20th-century Europe and North America have sharply diminished the number of people in these regions who are willing to take part in a war.

So Gore went to Vietnam, to take part in a war of which he passionately disapproved, because it would make a bad impression and damage his father's already struggling senatorial campaign if he did not.

What doesn't fit that script is forgotten -- like Chancellor Gerhard Schroder's pre-emptive election promise that Germany would not take part in a war against Saddam Hussein even if the United Nations authorized it.

Angus Robertson, SNP leader in the Commons, said Britain was "effectively taking part in a war" in Yemen.

I don't know if returning to a place where you took part in a war could be called tourism.

"The position of the German government against taking part in a war against Iraq remains," Mr. Anda said.

In 1202 he took part in a war between Assisi and Perugia, was held prisoner for almost a year, and on his release fell seriously ill.

He took part in a war against Louis XI of France in 1465 and accompanied Charles the Bold on his first expedition against Liège (1466 67).