Sentence examples for war organizations from inspiring English sources

Although communists held leadership positions in several anti-Vietnam War organizations during the 1960s and '70s, they exerted little sway in the U.S. labour movement.

The old culture war organizations like the Moral Majority or the Christian Coalition are either dead or husks of their former selves.

According to Pakistani experts on Islamic militancy and national security, there are as many as 500,000 members of jihadi -- Muslim holy war organizations -- in Pakistan, including many thousands committed to the cause of forcing India out of the sector of Kashmir that it controls.

Ossietzky helped to found the Nie Wieder Krieg (No More War) organization in 1922 and became editor of the Weltbühne, a liberal political weekly, in 1927, where in a series of articles he unmasked the Reichswehr (German army) leaders' secret preparations for rearmament.

Anti-war organizations petitioned moderator Bob Schieffer to ask a question about drones, and he did.

This is a bit like those radical anti-war organizations that popped up in America in the past.

Who knew or envisioned at the time that just decades later groups ranging from grassroots anti-war organizations to lonely singles would use the Internet as a principal tool of communication?

The infiltration echoes the tactics the NYPD used in the run-up to New York's 2004 Republican National Convention, when police monitored church groups, anti-war organizations and environmental advocates nationwide.

The question is this: do we have the will or are the children more valuable as pawns in these struggles both to the warring parties and to the "warring" organizations competing for position?

It could be an ad for the United Nations, an anti-war organization, or the Peace Corps.

Memorial contributions to New York Alzheimers Association or anti-war organization of your choice.