Sentence examples for war division from inspiring English sources

The Waxman investigations notwithstanding, the culture of corruption, Iraq war division, remains firmly entrenched.

The stones mark the course of the Berlin Wall, symbol of the Cold War division of Europe.

The wall split families and neighbourhoods and came to symbolise the Cold War division of East from West Germany.

The Marshall Plan did not include the Soviet bloc, thereby reinforcing the Cold War division of Europe.

Finally, Stalin's brusque rejection of Marshall aid for Russia and its satellites had set the seal on the Cold War division of Europe.

In 1962 he reflected, "The breeze we took for a harbinger of dawn was the wind of war, division and massacre".

Condoleezza Rice had helped manage a peaceful end for Europe's cold war divisions.

But his is not some crude ideological thesis, much less one that laments the passing of Cold War divisions and certainties.

All these setbacks are a source of frustration to a Turkish government that came to power in 2002 hoping to put behind the Cold War divisions of "us and them" and to carve for itself an independent role.

"By signing this treaty in the Czech Republic, a member of the European Union and NATO, the United States is symbolically asserting its commitment to European security and putting to rest old East-West Cold War divisions," he said.

He expressed bewilderment at the refusal of the United States, Britain and other Western powers to reinforce his self-adopted "front line against international Communism" — code language for black domination and a reflection of the cold war divisions of the era.