Sentence examples for war divisions from inspiring English sources

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

During the civil war, divisions in many of the trade unions weakened their normal functions, and many of their members joined the warring factions; many others emigrated.

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.

Dikötter is not much interested in a wide-ranging account that would necessarily include China's internal political and economic situation in the nineteen-fifties, the shifting hierarchy of the C.C.P., or the Chinese sense of siege following the Korean War and the sharpening of Cold War divisions in Asia.

These discussions are historicised and contextualised by an account of the consequences of Berlin's Cold War division on its transport infrastructure.

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

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

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.