Sentence examples for war conducted from inspiring English sources

A serious war conducted by a government requires structure, discipline and a degree of centralisation.

It's the beginning of a kind of war, conducted in a dull, quietly agonising way.

The implication is that war conducted according to the rules is regrettable but all right.

I wanted to look at an entire war conducted in the shadows and the effect that would have on personalities.

In his final chapters Halberstam turns to Kosovo, the immaculate air war conducted from altitudes of 15,000 feet.

For the immediate future, America is still trying to fight a war conducted in languages it does not understand.

Roughly equivalent to the United States Army Rangers, Palsars serve as a special vanguard during times of war, conducting sabotage, ambushes and intelligence-gathering deep inside enemy territory.

The army's 77th Brigade is modelled partly on the Chindits, commandos who operated behind enemy lines in Burma in the second world war, conducting psychological warfare and winning "hearts and minds".

Lion had an uneventful time for the rest of the war, conducting patrols of the North Sea as the High Seas Fleet was forbidden to risk any more losses.

It is still important to ensure that the PMSCs do not interfere with the efforts of the military to conduct their operations, whether they are fighting a full scale war, conducting counterinsurgency operations, or executing a peacekeeping mission.

No. 76 Wing and its squadrons remained at Darwin in the immediate aftermath of the war, conducting routine patrols, transporting supplies and medicine to prisoners-of-war in the South West Pacific, and assisting in the repatriation of Australian personnel.