Sentence examples for the establishment of war from inspiring English sources

The tribunal will be the third created over the last decade of increased civil conflict, following the establishment of war crimes courts for the Balkans and Rwanda.

Now, she calls it "a growth industry," revived in recent years with the establishment of war crimes tribunals for the Balkans and Rwanda, and with the impending opening of the International Criminal Court, perhaps within the next two years.

It is better, he insists, to work through world consensus and support the new International Criminal Court and the establishment of war-crimes tribunals.

Last night, a further step toward the establishment of a war leadership was taken with the formation of a Civil De fense Council, headed by Vice President Hussein el‐Shafei.

The conflict, marked by ethnic cleansing, was the most brutal to occur on European soil since World War II and prompted the establishment of a special war crimes tribunal.

As chairman, he advocated the establishment of a World War I memorial similar to other war memorials in Washington, D.C.. Toward this end, Buckles campaigned for the District of Columbia War Memorial to be renamed the National World War I Memorial.

The country is awaiting the establishment of a special war crimes tribunal to deal with Foday Sankoh and other leaders of the Revolutionary United Front, which waged a savage guerrilla war marked by chopping off limbs and burning villages.

Nearly six decades after the Nuremberg Trials and more than a century after the establishment of the laws of war, we now face the sad reality that conducting an investigation into possible violations is itself a victory rather than a matter of course.

After the war he played a key role in the establishment of Legacy Australia, the war widows and orphans benefit fund.

He spoke of his views as in line with the Marshall Plan and the establishment of NATO after World War II.

What made "A Tale of Love and Darkness" an event is the power with which it entwines the intimate story of an immigrant family — a lonely, depressed mother, a distant father, and their son — with the larger historical story: Europe's rejection, the frantic search for refuge among Arabs in Palestine, the idealism and the disappointments, the establishment of Israel and the war that followed.