Sentence examples for war lobby from inspiring English sources
Yet there are indications that Kennedy, had he lived, might have shuffled his foreign policy team and resisted the antiCommunist war lobby.
Whenever its leading Presidential candidates appear before partisan audiences, they try to outdo one another in pledging loyalty oaths to the use of force, pandering to the war lobby as if they were Democrats addressing the teachers' union.
Worse from the standpoint of today's Republican war lobby was Reagan's response to the Polish crisis.
Lebanon was a terrible mistake, but, in contrast to the perpetual war lobby, Reagan learned from his errors.
Contra the fevered rhetoric of the perpetual war lobby in Washington, living in the world's most powerful nation actually makes peace more possible.
In a speech delivered on Tuesday, Erdogan preposterously referred to an "interest rate lobby;" a "robot lobby;" an "international lobby;" a "media lobby;" a "war lobby;" an "international lobby;" and a "preacher's lobby".
More than a collection of petition-signers, the founding members of FLVCS - joined by younger veterans of Afghanistan and Iraq - have in the course of the past four and a half years staged educational events, raised money for disabled veterans, marched against the war, lobbied for enhanced veterans benefits, and campaigned for anti-war candidates.
One more battery turns on the anti-war lobby: look at Madrid, look at the daily attacks in Iraq or Israel.
A tally compiled by Iraqi Body Count, a fastidious anti-war lobby group, from press and morgue reports will probably reach around 1,200 deaths: still a terrible toll, but fewer than the 2,500 victims in August and 3,000 in July.In this section Could the president be ousted?
If liberal Democrats were once the main protagonists of the anti-war lobby, now several Republicans are joining the calls to bring American soldiers home "as soon as we possibly can," according to Mitt Romney, one of early the front-runners in the Republican race for the presidential nomination.
If the pro-war lobby's ramblings about aluminium tubes and yellow-cake uranium had been as blatantly fanciful as they are in the film, then there's no way anyone would have been fooled.
