Sentence examples for treat war from inspiring English sources

But not all games treat war with such cavalier disregard.

They treat war as an institution recognized in custom or in law.

Unlike his many Finnish predecessors, however, he did not treat war in the heroic mode.

Alas, an army spokesman could not say whether penis enlargements may be had at federal expense.The Defence Department insists that such operations offer excellent opportunities for its doctors to practise the skills they need to treat war wounds and burns.

Walton sits on the board of, among others, HEFCE (which regulates universities), the RSA (a London thinktank) and Combat Stress (which has NHS money and three hospitals to treat war veterans with mental health conditions).

Mr. Antar does not treat war directly; rather he keeps a sort of journal of the country, in which fragments of everyday life are extrapolated, aestheticized and removed from a narrative context.

The trouble is that we have no idea whether it's effective — or safe — to use antipsychotic drugs on a continuing basis to treat war-related stress or to numb or sedate those affected by it.

The hospital was treating "war injuries", said medical director, Jean-Paul Van Vooren, including severed limbs, severe fractures and brain injuries.

Ever since ancient times, artists have treated war as a special subject: spectacular, serious and worth remembering, something to treat in lofty, violent, or simply pitiful images.

In a big showdown with Bush, based on documented facts, Powell passionately presses the case for treating war as a last resort after diplomacy has been exhausted.

Stalag Luft III was a commodious camp, where the Germans observed the rules of the Geneva Convention for treating war prisoners more closely than they generally did elsewhere.