Sentence examples for war organisation from inspiring English sources

At MIT in 1963, he organised one of the first faculty and student committees against the Vietnam war, and at Harvard he organised campus protests, publicly burned draft cards, and acted as official faculty adviser to Students for a Democratic Society (the main anti-Vietnam war organisation).

"It sounds like one of those cold war organisations that appeared in the likes of Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy," according to one of my colleagues.

Ali Vaez, the director of the Iran project at anti-war organisation the International Crisis Group, said the documentary showed that the rivalry between parallel intelligence agencies and factions was becoming more bitter and more public.

Despite this attrition, a new report, Idlib Lives – The Untold Story of Heroes, by the independent advocacy group the Syria Campaign and the international anti-war organisation Peace Direct, paints an extraordinary picture of creative resilience and innovation in the teeth of appalling adversity – and at a time when the UN says international assistance and aid has fallen to critically low levels.

Mr Obama's heckler, identified as 60-year-old Medea Benjamin, is a political activist and founder of anti-war organisation Code Pink.

Nevertheless his Plan D for the RAAF's post-war organisation remained the service's blueprint until the early 1970s.

It outlined the service's post-war organisation and requirements, which included 16 squadrons flying technologically advanced aircraft.

It was dedicated to Members of the Fight for Right Movement, a pro-war organisation dedicated to continuation of the war until victory.

There were no protests organised by leading "anti-war" organisations against this intervention, no calls to ensure that civilians and civilian infrastructure were protected.

They leave that to international humanitarian groups and anti-war organisations.

They included the BBC's Third Programme (founded in 1946), the New Statesman, and the memory of pre-war organisations such as the Peace Pledge Union, the Left Book Club and the Workers' Educational Association.