Sentence examples for war occupation from inspiring English sources

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· Karma Nabulsi is a politics fellow at St Edmund Hall, Oxford, and the author of Traditions of War: Occupation, Resistance and the Law.

But like so much else in the nine years of war, occupation and reconstruction here, it has not gone as planned.

In our opinion, it was grandeur of outlook that drove NATO's planners to conceive of Greece's future peril in terms of international war, occupation by a Red Array.

War, occupation, and political turmoil could easily fill novel after novel, squeezing out the private spaces of domestic life and the individual imagination.

Iraq was once a remarkable mélange of beliefs, customs and traditions; the killings on Sunday drew another border in a nation defined more by war, occupation and deprivation.

Mr Kerry reasonably criticises the administration for failing to plan properly for the post-war occupation and handover.

In 1972, at the end of America's post-war occupation of the Okinawa islands, they reverted to Japan.

Written during Japan's post-war occupation by the US, any revision would have a profound impact on Japan's already frayed relations with Beijing.

Far from crediting America's post-war occupation for bringing democracy, Nippon Kaigi's supporters say that the occupation, and the liberal constitution that sprang from it, has emasculated Japan.

They are important because Saddam turned out not to have any WMD, and because the post-war occupation of Iraq has been disastrous (and for Britain, militarily humiliating).