Sentence examples for war preparing from inspiring English sources

Traditionally, arms control has had three purposes: reducing the risks of war, preparing for the burdens of war, and controlling damages should it break out.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 31— The Senate lumbered through five hours of debate today on its "amendment to end the war," preparing to vote on it tomorrow and then go home for a week.

For example Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International are monitoring the conduct of the war, preparing to investigate past atrocities, and considering how rights and justice can best be assured in the future.

But armed robberies are back on the rise and with both sides in the drug war preparing for an escalation, long-time observers warn that the risks of even deadlier clashes are on the rise.

The advisers' extreme caution lays bare the steep challenge ahead after the official end of the American troop "surge" on Friday and as the mission shifts toward the next chapter of the war: preparing the Afghans to fight on their own.

"We spent trillions of dollars in the cold war preparing for a potential nuclear exchange that never occurred," says Kenneth Bernard, who was the senior biodefense official in the Clinton White House from 1998 to 2001 and then again in the Bush White House from 2002 to 2005.

But here it is the opposite: if you want to avoid war, prepare for peace.

To assess the feasibility of incorporating wax-based additives at an earlier stage, this study investigates the influence of the mixing procedure on WAR prepared by two wax-based additives, i.e., commercial Sasobit and conventional paraffin wax.

He seems to have in mind a kleptocratic authoritarianism (hastened by deregulation and the dismantlement of the welfare state) that generates inequality, which can be channeled into a culture war (prepared for by Muslim bans and immigrant denunciation hotlines).

Crises in particular need to be anticipated ahead of time, and a plan for the ensuing media war prepared and executed effectively.

Jeckeln selected a site about 10 km southeast of Riga near the Rumbula railway station, and had 300 Russian prisoners of war prepare the site by digging pits in which to bury the victims.