Sentence examples for war supported from inspiring English sources

That will entail some serious diplomatic footwork to ensure that this is seen as Africa's war, supported by France and others, rather than a remake of Afghanistan.

The first world war, supported by the German social democrats and the British Labour Party, consigned millions of the young men of Europe to the charnel house.

Dorothy Day is a hero of the Catholic left, a fiery 20th-century social activist who protested war, supported labor strikes and lived voluntarily in poverty as she cared for the needy.

The war, supported by a steadily declining minority of Americans, has no chance of regaining public favor unless President Obama can explain why American blood and treasure should be at the mercy of this napping Afghan president.

The book's editors insist they were surprised at the strength of opposition to the war, despite drawing their inspiration from Nancy Cunard's 1937 collection Authors Take Sides, in which 127 of the 148 essays on the Spanish civil war supported the Republic side.

Thus some who called themselves "pacifists" (for example, during the First World War) supported war as a suitable means toward peace.

That opponents of the war support the agreements is a victory for President Bush, albeit a mixed one.

The operation's goals quickly evolved from a limited humanitarian intervention into an air war supporting local insurgents' efforts at regime change.

The existence and character of terrorism during the Cold War supports Scheuer's policy-based explanation.

He's pro-union, pro-environment, voted against the Iraq war, supports Obama, and he's liberal on social issues.

It does more than make the war policy more vulnerable, it puts any war supporting politician in Washington in serious electoral peril.