Sentence examples for war toward from inspiring English sources

We move toward war, toward peace, toward a new definition of religion, of the literary canon, of race, of gender.

The core task was to stop and reverse, to some degree, the drift of democratic countries after the Second World War toward social democracy.

He attributed the change to having been present when Japan began its first steps out of the rubble of the war toward a modern democracy.

There was a false start when he tried to direct the satire which had served him so well in the Great War toward the social scene.

Congress must take a cue from President Obama and move United States-Cuba policy out of the cold war toward a brighter future of mutually beneficial engagements with the Cuban people.

Starting with the same general situation — captured soldiers returning home, their loyalty in question — the shows moved in different directions in their first seasons, "Homeland" toward the tense and mysterious, "Prisoners of War" toward the domestic and psychological.

Political unrest continued, however, in others; Colombia, for instance, experienced a series of civil wars toward the end of the 19th century.

Once it called for Mr. Assad to step down in August 2011, the United States fully abdicated the role of a credible arbiter — the core ingredient for eventually moving civil wars toward power-sharing arrangements.

Even before Gorbachev, there had been a discernible trend in military thinking toward emphasizing the opening conventional stage of a war and toward achieving victory within that stage.

The Vietnam War lurched toward an inglorious end.

The Council is deadlocked as the death toll in the Syrian civil war climbs toward 30,000.