Sentence examples similar to war resource from inspiring English sources

"America came out of this terrible period of the war, resources returned to our economy, we entered the greatest boom time in our history, in our capitalist history".

Marshalling the required war resources proved relatively straightforward.

In the 1759 campaign, French war planners directed most of their war resources into the European theater of the Seven Years' War.

The League of Nations' reaction to the war was slightly biased against communism, and insufficient to contain the massive importation by fighting factions of arms and other war resources.

We must stop over arresting and imprisoning young Black and Brown women and men for petty drug crimes, we must reinvest drug war resources in marginalized communities, we must end mandatory minimum sentences, we must work to defund the Drug Enforcement Agency and invest in a public health system that serve those needing treatment and other services to address their drug use.

Since the 1980 1988 Iran-Iraq War, resources were progressively diverted from the health sector [ 2].

We need an end to surrogate wars, resource wars justified by counter terrorism; all wars!

Furthermore, while jus in bello criteria may have restrained some actors in militaries, and that of course is a good thing, the gains achieved by limiting some actions in war still are overtaken by the suffering caused by ongoing wars, resources given to preparing for war, development of nuclear weapons, the arms trade, and a war system embedded in our economy and politics.

Today's voguish threats, including climate change, population growth, massive war, and resource depletion, are all amenable to a fix if we act prudently.

The war for resources will be endless, because every time the U.S. needs resources, it will fight for them.

We argue that resource-rich countries with a proportional electoral system for the legislature are less prone to ethnic civil war than resource-rich countries with a majoritarian or mixed electoral system, as proportional electoral systems tend to increase the effective number of parliamentary parties and thus the number of groups who can share state control over resource wealth.