If there is a lesson of the past decade, in Mr. Obama's mind, it is that we can no longer afford to fight every war, insert ourselves in the middle of every dispute and get stuck in the muck of occupying nations whose fates are not central to our national interest.
The 2012 National Defense Authorization Act is expected on the floor of the House this week, and the House is expected to consider, among others, amendments to limit and end the war in Afghanistan, to limit and end the war in Libya, and to strip from the bill the "permanent war" authorization inserted by Rep. McKeon.
Holroyd describes how, a year before Germany invaded Soviet Russia and 18 months before the United States came into the war, Shaw inserted one passage "that sounded peculiarly Shavian in its prophetic unorthodoxy", namely: "The friendship of Russia is vitally important to us just now.
After the Second World War they inserted in peace agreements with hostile countries distribution regulations that imposed their films and with those their view of society.
During the Vietnam War, Ms. Rosler inserted the war's most chilling images into pages torn from "House Beautiful" magazine.
I mixed up the dates for the two Gulf Wars and inserted the wrong one.
Last month, the Senate granted some of their wishes in its version of the war supplemental, inserting $200 million each for NSF and NASA and $100 million for DOE.
The accounts of families who did not survive the war intact are inserted in and amongst, with all the terrifying dispassion of a newspaper report.
Mr. Hutchings used photographs of landmarks in Germany that were destroyed in World War II and inserted his own slightly comical figure, posing and pointing.
The studios, having largely ignored Nazism throughout the nineteen-thirties, made countless combat films in 1942 and 1943, and inserted war boosterism into romances, musicals, and gangster movies.
