Sentence examples for war missiles from inspiring English sources

War, missiles, tweets, Trumpism?

And until America wins the intelligence war, missiles will continue to hit the wrong targets, kill too many civilians and drive young men into the waiting arms of our enemies.

The conversion plan is part of the 1996 agreement between the United States and Russia to decommission most of their cold war missiles and render the plutonium inside unusable for weapons.

Almost every night I have watched the news these past few months my senses have been assaulted by unpleasant, at times distressing, images of war: missiles, killings and chemical bombs in Syria, Kenya, the USA.

There is too much equipment suitable for fighting a world war (missiles and submarines) and not nearly enough of the kind needed for fighting terrorists and guerrillas, such as helicopters that can fly at night.The grimmest illustration is the draft, which should provide a large and solid base to the military pyramid, but in fact produces people of the wrong kind, and not even many of them.

"Imagine looking at one of these cold war missile sites some 50 or more years from now," Mr. Bender said.

A planning application to drill two exploratory shale gas wells at a former cold war missile launch site in north Nottinghamshire should go ahead, officials have said.

Ever since Mr. Putin reclaimed the presidency in 2012, he has been profoundly at odds with the administration over the Syrian civil war, missile defense issues and further reductions in nuclear weapons.

In declaring that his administration would not deploy a national missile defense, President Clinton made the case today that the United States could pursue an arms control agenda but must also explore ways to meet the post- cold war missile threat.

The property is one of several Cold War missile-launching sites around the country that have been converted to homes -- part of a small, increasingly costly real estate niche.

"My American Revolution" gives geography and meteorology overdue recognition as historical catalysts, pointing out, for example, that strategically placed 18th-century signal points metamorphosed into cold war missile sites and finally into 9/11 memorials, in a trajectory that suggests a continuum.