Sentence examples for war blueprint from inspiring English sources

For over 40 years now, the U.S. Federal government has bullied its states and other nations into supporting their Drug War blueprint.

And some said the arrangements are based on a pre-World War II blueprint.

There are thousands of stories that could be told about his life, from an origins story where we watch him grow up on his home planet to an expanded take on the Clone Wars, as blueprinted in the Tartakovsky series.

The higher the legal production, the harder that will be.If California's hippies long for legalisation, the bullet-weary citizens of Mexico's poorest barrios are even keener.* "After The War On Drugs: Blueprint For Regulation", from Transform Drugs Policy Foundation.

Keynes's "How to Pay for the War" was a blueprint specifically designed to preserve personal freedom and prevent Britain from being turned into a centrally planned "slave" state.

"The regulation model has to be responsive to the risks associated with the particular drug," says Steve Rolles, senior policy analyst at drugs policy reform charity Transform, and co-author of "After the War on drugs: Blueprint for Regulation," which predicts and details the minutiae of a regulated drugs market.

Seven months after a Marine-led task force returned, Helmand has become one of the few bright spots in the Afghan war, offering a blueprint for President Trump's troop surge, which will raise the number of American service members training and advising Afghan soldiers and police from 11,000 to about 15,000.

The Stryker, supporters contend, also fits the new American blueprint for war: use an array of sensors to pinpoint an enemy, share that information through satellite links, and quickly direct precision firepower on that target.

The mission is fundamental to the blueprint for war presented by General Stanley McChrystal, the US commander of Nato forces in Afghanistan, and will help pave the way for American forces to start withdrawing from the conflict by the date set by Barack Obama, July 2011.

The history of the 1919 Paris peace talks following World War I is a blueprint of the political and social upheavals bedeviling the planet now -- in Eastern Europe, the Balkans and Turkey, throughout the Middle East, in a number of former European colonies in Africa, and throughout the Islamic world.

But all these objects, gathered by the guest curator, Sarah Tanguy, force you to reckon with maps as aids to meditation, objects of pleasure, blueprints for war, records of subjugation.