Sentence examples for war accident from inspiring English sources

It covers plastic surgery from foreskin renovation to the rebuilding of faces scarred by war, accident or genetic defect.

He rises professionally and has a nice family despite fabricating his entire past after stealing the dog tags and identity of an Army superior who died next to him in a freakish Korean War accident.

In 1992, he urged the United States to buy bomb-grade uranium from scrapped Soviet nuclear arms to bolster the shaky Russian economy and reduce the risk of nuclear war, accident and theft.

McCain used his war accident and awful circumstance as a launching pad to gain a House seat in Arizona and continued to ride it into the U.S. Senate even with the Keating Five/Lincoln Savings scandal for which the Senate Ethics committee rebuked him.

By the Second World War, accidents had replaced disease as the leading cause of childhood death.

Now, in this latter war, accidents of scheduling have brought Jack Bauer and Leon Klinghoffer together, though not in the way imagined above and with far less heartening results.

As Member States gather today for the beginning of the 62nd General Assembly, we hope that the successes of the Treaty will inspire the international community to rise to the challenge of protecting the rights of the estimated 400,000 people who have survived mine and explosive remnant of war accidents and call on all States to ratify the new Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.

According to HALO specialists, only three post-war accidents have come to light since the Russian troop withdrawal: two in Gori and one in Kirbali, a village near South Ossetia.

Their use either in war, by accident or by terrorists is becoming increasingly likely.

Transparency measures are to be set in place to safeguard against war by accident.

The Dr Strangelove scenario – nuclear war by accident between sovereign states – is also far from unlikely.