Sentence examples for trigger the war from inspiring English sources
Here's what's happened since 1997: we've seen droughts without parallel in California and the Fertile Crescent, the latter helping trigger the war and refugee crisis in Syria.
From 1788 to 1822 it was the centre of the Albanian-born despot Ali Paşa Tepelenë, whose revolt against the sultan's rule, although quickly suppressed by his assassination, helped trigger the War of Greek Independence (1821 29).
Back in 1981 Nicholas Ridley, then a Thatcherite junior foreign minister, came to the Commons with a leaseback deal as part of a general budget cut that would later trigger the war by announcing the withdrawal of HMS Endurance, the sole Royal Navy warship in the region.
BRUCE A. McALLISTER Quogue, N.Y., June 17, 2011 To the Editor: Re "White House Defends Continuing U.S. Role in Libya Operation" (news article, June 16): When does the use of the armed forces of the United States trigger the War Powers Act of 1973?
To trigger the war, Manson and his followers came up with a scheme: They'd commit gruesome killings of white people in hopes of inciting violence against blacks.
What triggered the war was a series of particular steps, but you have to understand the general conditions.
The traumatic 9/11 attacks triggered the "war on terror", rendition and torture, the flawed occupation of Iraq, and Guantanamo Bay, all of which further undermined its liberal reputation.
Koh argues that the Trump strike falls short of triggering the War Powers Resolution, which would require the President to seek congressional authority.
There has been considerable debate in Israel about the summer conflict, and particularly the failure of the announced government policy to crush Hizbullah and to secure the release of two Israeli soldiers whose capture on July 12 triggered the war.
The event triggered the war in Afghanistan, was used as a pretext for the invasion of Iraq and inflicted grievous damage on America's moral authority after the CIA torture of al-Qaida suspects and the detention of more than 700 people at Guantánamo Bay in Cuba.
Territorial disputes between Chile, Peru and Bolivia triggered the War of the Pacific in 1879 with Chile invading and occupying Peruvian and Bolivian land.
