Sentence examples for war creation from inspiring English sources

Sands stresses the importance of individuals in countering violence, as in the post-second world war creation of the United Nations.

While there might have been less ethnic diversity upon the post war creation of the UK welfare state, there was greater class and gender inequality, something compounded by fractured nationalism and strong localisms – precisely the historical diversity that is overlooked by Goodhart.

(Making me wonder if modernism in music, being an early 20th century and post-War creation, chose as its mission precisely this avoidance of feeling).

The evidence overall supports CL being a rare response to a common, but unidentified, infection and that it is increased by marked rural urban PM (Kinlen, 1995, 2000; Doll, 1999; Dickinson and Parker, 1999), as in the post-war creation of rural new towns (Kinlen, 1988; Kinlen et al, 1990) and the wartime evacuation of urban children to the countryside (Kinlen and John, 1994).

"You look at the largest investment in public services since the second world war, the creation of whole new services like Sure Start, the minimum wage, progress on gay rights, changes on paternity leave, the right to join a union, even things that have been difficult that used to cause me problems in government like the Human Rights Act – that is a massive progressive agenda we have delivered".

A Harley-Davidson rally from Moscow to Berlin last April retraced the Red Army's route to commemorate the defeat of Nazi Germany; in August, in Sevastopol, the bikers staged a second world war re-creation in a performance complete with lasers, rock music and motorcycle stunts.

The Educational Testing Service was a post-World War II creation.

"And we do believe the opposite of war is creation, including art".

He opposed: the Truman Doctrine of containing Communism in Greece and Italy, the Marshall Plan, the Korean War, the creation of NATO and Congressional appropriations for military assistance overseas.

Historically, financial institutions had bought almost all the Treasury's bonds, but the amount of bonds needed to be sold during the war required creation of a mass market for Treasury securities.

QUESTION FROM JEROME WILSON: Your piece lays out the economic factors behind the Revolution very convincingly — but were there founders who cared less or nothing about money in the start of war and creation of a new country?