Sentence examples for war associated from inspiring English sources

It rejected the risks of a larger, potentially devastating war associated with "rolling back" Soviet gains in Eastern Europe.

In contrast to the images of war associated with West African diamonds, Mr. Irving said, Canadian marketers want to associate Arctic diamonds "with images of the north -- ice, clean, pristine, crystal clear".

Fighting broke out last week in Nagorno-Karabakh between the Azerbaijani army and the Armenian separatists who have controlled the enclave since the early 1990s, when they came out on top in what was arguably the most violent war associated with the demise of the Soviet Union – an estimated 30,000 people were killed, and a million displaced, between 1988 and 1994.

There would be other costs of war associated with an attack on North Korea.

A group of Hmong refugees had settled in Philadelphia after the end of the 1970s Laotian Civil War associated with the Vietnam War.

The implied conclusion is that we have too often read the story of Bonaparte in the shadow of the second world war, associating him with the dictators of that era (or indeed Captain Mainwaring in Dad's Army).

It has also exploded the president's carefully constructed international image as a reformist statesman who has left behind the drug wars associated with a counterproductive offensive against organised crime launched by his predecessor, Felipe Calderón.

During this time, Du Fu led a largely itinerant life unsettled by wars, associated famines and imperial displeasure.

The UN Security Council called upon Burundi to establish a special court to prosecute war crimes associated with the decades of civil war in that country.

Every country seeks to commemorate its dead, but for Japan's neighbors, and indeed for a significant number of Japanese, the problem with Yasukuni, which means "peaceful country," is that mixed in with the heroes, celebrated and unknown, are 14 Class A war criminals associated with atrocities committed during World War II.

War related sexual and physical trauma may not have directly increased HRSB but the consequences of war were associated with HRSB.