Sentence examples for war eliminated from inspiring English sources

But left-wing and humanitarian critics have said that the military is too costly and that the end of the cold war eliminated the need for large-scale forces with fighter planes, tanks and artillery.

International controls imposed on Iraq following the Gulf War eliminated its nuclear program, but fears that the program was being reconstituted and might then be used to support terrorists was a central part of the United States' rationale for starting the Iraq War in 2003.

War eliminated the inferior races, and starvation culled the physically weak, incompetent and lazy.

That could provoke a civil war, eliminating the need to kill the insects with pesticides.

In the years after World War II, the most virulent expressions of race hatred diminished, but not the widespread idea that the atomic bombs had been required to end the war, eliminating the need to invade the Japanese home islands where, it was confidently claimed, tooth-and-nail combat would cause enormous losses on both sides.

This version, which includes more peace than war, eliminates nearly all the conversations in French and allows Prince Andrei to survive the Battle of Borodino.

But after the war Congress eliminated the commission.

Finally, the giant oil fields found in the Middle East before and after the war virtually eliminated any remaining commercial interest in the exploitation of oil shales.

But the only Democrat who could get elected was a fairly conservative Democrat, Jimmy Carter, who brought back draft registration only a few years after the war, and eliminated federal funding for abortions, and backed the wrong people in El Salvador.

In a reflection of voters' dissatisfaction with mainstream politics, the candidates of both the centre-left Social Democrats and conservative People's party, which have dominated Austria's politics since the second world war, were eliminated in the first round of voting in late April.

"The moral ambiguity of war is eliminated or at least held in check during basic training as individuals shed their civilian skins for military uniforms.'".