Sentence examples for war nations from inspiring English sources

In war, nations override such factors out of necessity.

In the aftermath of the second world war, nations came together to say "never again".

In the wake of the Second World War, nations began signing on to the fourth Geneva Convention, a protocol on the treatment of civilians in time of war.

Judge White denied most elements of Mr. Yoo's motion and quoted a passage from the Federalist Papers that in times of war, nations, to be more safe, "at length become willing to run the risk of being less free".

Secretary Powell once observed that "the value of NATO can be seen by the fact that ten years after the Cold War, nations are still seeking to join the Alliance, not to leave it". There could be no better testament that NATO is as relevant to the future as it was to the past.

In a real war, nations or organized non-state actors square off against each other.

The Internationals Since the end of the cold war, nation-building has become a multibillion-dollar business.

Fifty years ago, they were tranquilizers, sedatives and amphetamines: America was a Cold War nation in need of both pep and relief.

With this widening scope comes a new kind of responsibility, because in our drug war nation, cannabis is a privilege.

By setting some sort of final opportunity for Saddam to disarm fully, the British proposal is aimed at bridging the gap with the anti-war nations.

Like cold-war nations seeking security in Nato or the Warsaw Pact, small-town dealers are being absorbed into large city gangs.