Sentence examples for war perpetrated from inspiring English sources

The other way around — proxy war perpetrated online by people who, like the Drews, feign affection face to face — and it's a horror movie.

After a night of carnage and chaos at six spots across the city's heart, President François Hollande declared a state of emergency and said the attacks were an "act of war" perpetrated by Islamic State.

In many ways, the threat of nuclear war perpetrated by world governments is greater than any conceivable terrorist plot.

To the editor: President Franklin D. Roosevelt acted not out of xenophobia toward Japanese Americans, but rather his intent to protect citizens after a horrendous act of war perpetrated by the Empire of Japan.

In a very clear headed scenario, Goyer has Iran threaten the United States with retaliation, explaining that Superman's actions in inspiring the people of Iran were an act of war perpetrated by the United States.

Apart from the atrocities committed after capture of Vukovar, there were numerous well-documented war crimes against civilians and prisoners of war perpetrated by Serb and Yugoslav forces in Croatia: the Dalj killings, the Lovas massacre, the Široka Kula massacre, the Baćin massacre, the Saborsko massacre, the Škabrnja massacre, the Voćin massacre, and the Zagreb rocket attacks.

The reminders of one of Africa's cruelest wars, perpetrated by a police state, are everywhere in the capital.

In 2013, the Croatian Veterans Affairss Minister stated that Croatian authorities have filed 150 indictments for war crimes committed during the Dalj massacre and war crimes perpetrated in Dalj area during the war.

Revenge for Clinton and Blair's illegal Kosovo war, but specifically for the war crime perpetrated by British and US forces in the early hours of April 23 1999, when Nato missiles smashed into the headquarters of Radio and Television Serbia killing 16 broadcasting staff.

Seselj openly incited violence during his speeches, claiming that for Serbs, the Second World War had not ended (a veiled reference to need for Serbian retribution against war crimes perpetrated by pro-Nazi Ustase forces in Croatia), and warning that "rivers of blood" would flow in Bosnia if his goal of creating a Greater Serbia faced opposition.

It would authorize an investigation by the International Criminal Court into war crimes perpetrated by the Assad government, according to a diplomat familiar with the text.