Sentence examples for under the cold war from inspiring English sources

During follow-up questions, White House press secretary Dana Perino reacted negatively to a reporter who asked whether under the cold war principle of MAD (mutually assured destruction) Iran did not have the right to develop non-existent nuclear weapons to deter the use of Israel's nuclear weapons which don't exist.

Berlin has been increasingly pressing the point that it carries too much of the E.U. burden, undermining many of assumptions Europe operated under during the Cold War.

He grew up in the Socialist Federative Republic of Yugoslavia (SFRY) under Tito during the Cold War.

But significant mistrust remains, unsurprising in a country that from 1795 to 1918 was divided among Prussia, the Austro-Hungarian Empire and Russia, with Warsaw under Russian rule from 1815, and under Soviet control during the cold war.

Comment on the government's reluctance to surrender the powers it claimed under the shadow of the Cold War.

The claim heard in campaign rhetoric that the United States under Republican Party leadership "won the cold war" is intrinsically silly.

By Mark Danner The New Yorker, July 29 , 1991P. 21 Comment on the government's reluctance to surrender the powers it claimed under the shadow of the Cold War.

When I asked Orobets about the standoff with Putin, she said, "No one wants to live under the situation of the Cold War again, when we could be invaded at any time".

The option of moving to the US was born from the Marshall Islands' misfortune of being under US administration during the cold war.

He became a lecturer at Birkbeck in 1947, fortunate in getting in "under the wire" before the cold war slammed the door on further Communist appointments.

His strange story came to mind this week, what with news that the US had uncovered a cell of Russian agents apparently still under the illusion that the cold war was in full swing.