Sentence examples for war benefit from inspiring English sources

His first major attempt came in 1967, when Judy Collins asked him to play at Town Hall, in New York, at an anti-Vietnam War benefit.

When Cohen ran offstage in panic at a 1967 anti-Vietnam war benefit in New York, it was Collins who persuaded him to go back out and finish the job.

One possible solution may be the creation of programmes from which returnees and the local population who did not leave the country during the war benefit.

After the war, there were meeting and various war benefits given there.

"The key point is that cyber war benefits no one," Schmidt told me in an interview at the Old Executive Office Building.

Yet history suggests that the most successful developing countries, at least up until the first world war, benefited enormously from foreign capital.

This tug of war benefits the unborn child, keeping male or female development on a steady course even amid spikes in hormones.

It's not yet clear whether the new report will push the VA to broaden the group of veterans who qualify for Gulf War benefits to include those who've served in more recent conflicts.

In contrast, Churchill, now the hero of World War II for being prime minister at the time of that titanic battle and during most of the war, benefitted greatly from Chamberlain's buying of time through earlier appeasement and his using that time to augment the British military, especially its air defenses.

The subsequent price wars benefited consumers.

Union meetings, anti-war benefits, campaigns against library closures – he was everywhere.