Sentence examples for war recovery from inspiring English sources
Students were also apprised of the challenges the country and its new leader face, such as; a lack of infrastructure, Charles Taylor's indictment in Sierra Leone, corruption, and post-civil war recovery.
LaSalle's Schubert notes that Bush had "some bad luck," in that the post-Gulf War recovery was too late and too tepid to aid his reelection prospects.
The Arab Spring comes on top of such pre-existent Western concerns as the intractable Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the vulnerable post-Iraq war recovery and the brinkmanship over the Iranian nuclear development programme.
However, it must be noted that the post war recovery interventions might have made it possible for Rwanda to implement the national wide compulsory health insurance schemes [ 25].
It was a wrench to surrender the Deutschmark, symbol of post-war recovery and economic success.
Whether it was the revival from the depression of the 1930s or Britain's post-war recovery.
His grandfather was Shigeru Yoshida, a prime minister who laid the foundations for Japan's post-war recovery.
A successful Austrian invention Correction ReprintsMr Hun Sen's reign has coincided with the country's post-war recovery.
Berlin was still raw, its past present at every turn, and so the miracle of Germany's post-war recovery was palpable.
The share of profit in GDP always rises sharply after a downturn, but in the United States a bigger slice of the increase in national income this time has gone to profits than in any previous post-war recovery.
Back then, it was all about post-war recovery, food security, new technology, increased efficiency - ushering in 50 years' worth of increasingly intensive farming where all that really mattered was rising yields.
