Sentence examples for war aimed from inspiring English sources

A1 The United States and Great Britain made final preparations to wage a war aimed at toppling Saddam Hussein.

That's the kind of war — a total war, aimed at total victory — that nuclear weapons have really driven out of fashion.

But Mr. Cheney did back the multilateral sanctions against Iraq after the Persian Gulf war, aimed at curbing its production of weapons of mass destruction.

Their remarks raised expectations that the administration was preparing for a wider war aimed at wiping out Isis, rather than stopping its advances in Iraq.

Even the usually Panglossian government media no longer seems to deny Venezuelans' hardships, having shifted from the official line that the C.I.A. is carrying on a "media war," aimed at bringing down the revolution with lies, to the idea that the C.I.A. is carrying on an "economic war," aimed at toppling the government through manufactured scarcity and fake lines full of agents provocateurs.

Mr. Maoz, known as Shmulik, was the gunner in one of the first tanks to cross the border into Lebanon in a war aimed at uprooting the mini-state established there by the P.L.O.

This class war aims to eradicate its enemy.

Churchill's sour reaction ("Mr Priestley's war aims are not my war aims") helped silence Priestley's broadcasts after nine weeks.

The Pakistani military is crucial to America's war aims in neighboring Afghanistan.

Peace Democrats were the naysaying chorus to Lincoln's war aims reunion and emancipation.

The war aims of the United States and the anti-Taliban opposition do not always neatly coincide.