Sentence examples for war deliberations from inspiring English sources

McChrystal had gone on a showboating personal publicity tour that culminated with "60 Minutes" — even as his own histrionic Afghanistan recommendation somehow leaked to Bob Woodward, disrupting Obama's war deliberations.

The kinds of reform needed for war deliberations resemble the kinds of reform that have been repeatedly urged for the system of congressional intelligence oversight.

Consequently, thousands reflexively rushed off to war without much deliberation or contemplation.

The need to rid America of an unpredictable enemy, suspected plausibly of pursuing weapons of mass destruction, loomed much larger in Mr Bush's pre-war speeches and deliberations.

Petraeus, Allen, and Crocker all have access to anyone in Congress they want to see; they have networks of powerful friends and supporters across the capital; and they have a seat at virtually all White House deliberations about war and security issues.

A deep deliberation on war was something the framers of the Constitution sought to build into our system.

As Iraq has shown, the public requires transparency, accountability, and democratic deliberation when war crimes become a basis for more war.

I can make out only the rise and fall of urgent conversation, arguments, deliberations, plans for war.

In this light, the analogy to the 1971 Pentagon Papers, which exposed the internal deliberations of Vietnam War decision-making, appears strained.

I believed that on receiving the email, UK parliamentary members might question the urgency and motives of the war hawks, and demand further deliberations and scrutiny.

The men's diverging views on Iraq set the parameters for the debate scheduled to unfold next week as the Senate opens its most extensive deliberations of the war since it began.