Sentence examples for underlying war from inspiring English sources

"Even if United States law only permits him to be charged with 'technical' offenses rather than the underlying war crimes, it is a measure of justice for the hundreds of thousands of victims of the cycle of violence he helped unleash".

While CR can be instrumental for moving up the chain of command, it also comes into conflict with the legalistic premise underlying war crime tribunals.

We explored the socio-cultural factors, social interactions, socio-cultural practices, social norms and social network structures that underlie war trauma and vulnerability to HRSB in a post-conflict population.

The deeper issue underlying the war was the balance of power between the rival Bourbon and Habsburg dynasties.

But, by focusing on this scientist figure, the film conveys what people usually do take away from it: Dr. Strangelove is not about militarism, per se, or about this or that nuclear arms policy, but the peculiar and dangerous logic underlying Cold War strategy.

I guess the nine years of conflict we have been involved in, plus the conflict's previous twenty plus years of bloodshed and instability, are not enough to give us a basic understanding of the root causes and factors underlying this war.

The big issue underlying these "wars" is the role of solar energy -- a new source of power to lead the world to a low-carbon future and thus, away from the looming climate crisis.

Jesse Owens, at the 1936 Olympics in Berlin, discredited the Aryan-­supremacy subtext that would underlie World War II.

While the geopolitical imperatives that underlay the war on terror are being fundamentally questioned, anti-terrorism continues to be used and abused as a flexible repressive instrument across Europe and beyond.

Those who think and talk like Rush Limbaugh – who called the president's statement a "war on traditional marriage" -- have championed the policies underlying the real war.

One benefit derived from Mayor Bower's statement is that it has roused opposition and a reflection upon the issues underlying the World War II "sequestration" of Japanese: national security, race prejudice, war hysteria and the failure of political leadership.