War prevention depends on lasting international collaboration.
Experts and diplomats said President Clinton had been determined to visit India after Mrs. Clinton and his daughter, Chelsea, toured the country in 1995, and when he finally went, in March, the trip was billed as a "war prevention trip," according to one participant in the intelligence assessment, which was begun with the two-month Kargil conflict that ended the previous July.
Warsaw vainly sought to encourage Paris through defiant gestures in Danzig and vague war-prevention overtures to adopt a strong line against Nazi Germany.
Knowing their boss's determination to get to India, however meagre the likely results, and possibly to Pakistan too, some American officials are trying to sell this as a "war-prevention" trip.
To its credit, unlike other unified commands, AFRICOM, responsible for military relations with 53 African nations, focuses on war-prevention, rather than war-fighting.
While Calderón also talked about ameliorating the violence linked to the drug war, crime prevention and respecting human rights, but the thrust of his language was almost always the need to attack criminal structures.
As well as teaching sex education, he teaches self-defense, wilderness survival, firearms training (he is currently building up an army to prepare for civil war), rape prevention and sexual assault counseling.
As well as teaching sex education, he teaches self-defence, wilderness survival, firearms training (he is currently building up an army to prepare for civil war), rape prevention and sexual assault counselling.
Unless we want to fight endless wars of prevention, we have to abolish the club.
The Tar Wars tobacco prevention curriculum includes elements from both of these social influence dimensions with discussions of tobacco use prevalence, physical consequences, costs and misrepresentations used in advertising.
An even more basic goal when the UN was created at the end of the Second World War, was the prevention of a Third World War.
