Sentence examples for unlimited war from inspiring English sources

The great general who shared Lincoln's strategic outlook and understood unlimited war was emerging just as 1862 began.

How much doubt does there have to be, when a quite possibly unlimited war is in question?

The victors were victims of unprovoked aggression by the Axis powers and had to fight an unlimited war to survive and ultimately prevail.

But it was men like McClellan, Buell and Halleck, students of the old army, who were ill-equipped for unlimited war.

This body, which exists only on the web but enjoys the loyalty of real fighters and commanders, aspires to hold authority in Islam's name over the whole north Caucasus, and perhaps beyond; and to wage unlimited war against infidel Russia.

The tale has no villains — unless you count the pathologies of secrecy and bureaucracy and the panicky bravado that led the White House, Congress, and the public to frame the response to Al Qaeda as an essentially unlimited War on Terror.

At first, this happens sporadically for the duration of a modern war, but then when the period of unlimited wars begins it progresses toward its inevitable consequences.

In other words, the shared premise is that the US government must continue to wage unlimited, permanent war, and the only debate is whether that should happen under a new law or the old one.

He presented his first plans for an unlimited commerce war in November 1914, but these were rejected by the Kaiser and Bethmann-Hollweg so as not to antagonize neutral nations, in particular the United States.

Are they sure they want to open the way to unlimited robot war, keeping in mind that, if this is the latest game in town, it won't remain mainly an American one for long.

America's concerns about patents are valid, but some exceptions should be made for the use of copycat AIDS drugs in poor countries.Even with unlimited resources, the war on AIDS would be tough.