Sentence examples for unconditional war from inspiring English sources

"While we are conducting the unconditional war against terror, we must also explore every single crack that may lead to a negotiation," he told Israeli radio.

A book published last year ("Clausewitz on Strategy", John Wiley) attempts to distil the wisdom and logic of "On War" and to rescue its author from the reputation of being "a cold and callous prophet of total, unconditional war".

This administration today, here and now, declares unconditional war on poverty in America.

Johnson insisted that the "unconditional war on poverty" had to cost less than a billion dollars a year.

So 50 years later, how has America executed President Johnson's declaration of an "unconditional war on poverty"?

Too often we forget the key line preceding President Johnson's announcement of an "unconditional war on poverty".

Without the demand for unconditional surrender, the war in all probability would have ended much earlier.

Under Hafez al-Assad, the enigmatic Syrian president, who commanded his country's air force in the disastrous 1967 war, unconditional repatriation of the Golan has been a Syrian mantra.

They should pre-empt proposals for bombing halts and armistices with a ringing statement about the only way to end the war: by unconditional surrender.

Each year in early May, when everybody else in Germany solemnly commemorates the country's unconditional surrender, the Russian war veterans among Germany's Jews march around with their military decorations to celebrate the victory over Nazi Germany.

But the German response to its unconditional defeat in World War II and its division afterward is the complete opposite of Russia's present flexing of its military might.