Sentence examples for war essential from inspiring English sources

Achieving mutual reassurance in these areas is challenging, but, as we learned during the Cold War, essential to avoiding potentially catastrophic rivalry and misunderstanding.

"I won't say that taxis are a hundred per cent war essential, but I will say they're a hundred per cent bombing essential," Arnstein says.

But the risks are enormous: gang wars, essential to gain market share and to resolve disputes, also drive customers away—and for this particular sample resulted in a death rate of 7% among distributors.Many of the "runners" at the tip of the distribution chain are paid in a mix of drugs and cash.

In part this is because an unqualifiedly heroic version of the war is essential to the legitimacy of the Communist Party.

Many of those in Baghdad were looted during the final days of the war, and essential equipment taken.

"People I talk to -- and I talk to a lot -- feel that some debate on this war is essential," Mr. Valenti said.

Ending the war is essential to meeting our broader strategic goals, starting in Afghanistan and Pakistan, where the Taliban is resurgent and Al Qaeda has a safe haven.

Mr. Schoendoerffer was at heart a romantic, and critics sometimes questioned whether the cinematography of his films was too lush — one called it "gorgeous" — to convey war's essential sadness.

On April 11th, the day of the original official launch, he gave a vigorous speech at the Virginia Military Institute arguing that the war is essential for America's national security and suggesting that the surge is beginning to work.

The McCain family history of grandfather, father, McCain himself and now his son being at war is essential to understanding his psyche.

UNICEF believes that addressing the needs of the adolescents and young people who missed out on education during the war is essential for their own well-being, as well as for the country's development.