Sentence examples for war papers from inspiring English sources

It has repeated the line – as it did with the leaked Afghan war papers in July – that the leaks are a danger to national security and put US troops' lives at risk.

The Parisian war papers do not represent the whole public opinion; the country is rapidly advancing in material prosperity; and there is a great middle class, increasing both in numbers and in wealth, who are not ready to sacrifice the solid advantages of peace and good-will between the two countries for the empty glory or probable disgrace of an insane war.

The Second world war papers went under the the hammer today in an auction at Christie's.

—General George McClellan, "The Civil War Papers of George B. McClellan," edited by Stephen Sears.

During the second world war, paper rationing forced comic strips to shrink on both sides of the Atlantic.

In the decades leading up to the first world war, paper currencies were backed by gold at a fixed parity, in effect linking countries through a system of pegged exchange rates.

Something else, something personal, some remembered connection to a place, now lost, farther down the Delta, in Louisiana, in an oppressive, sulfur-stinking Civil War paper-mill town that, when I got there, later that day, would be proudly flying the Confederate flag on the birthday of M.L.K.

At the time, it was white deaths only that were counted, and even the pro-war papers balked as the camp mortality figures went over 20,000.

Trevor-Roper started to waver in his endorsement at a chaotic press conference, and days later forensic tests revealed that the diaries had been written on post-war paper, using modern ink.

Why had Maskhadov been killed now, nearly six years after the start of the second Chechen war, the papers wondered.

While some Northern newspapers applauded the stone fleet as a legitimate (if desperate) act of war, London papers joined voices with the Confederates to denounce it as an atrocity against nature.