Sentence examples for war treat from inspiring English sources

It was gas, in the first world war, that became the first instantly graspable symbol of how modern states waging war treat humans as cattle or insects.

If the result is a trade war, treat it like other wars -- fight to win.

We are repeatedly told that one should treat the extreme left (communism) the same way that Europe after the second world war treated the extreme right (the defeated fascists).

Senator John McCain of Arizona, the lone Republican candidate and a strong supporter of the war, treated General Petraeus as a comrade, but was still unsparing in some of his questions.

Some pacifists use the second formulation of the categorical imperative to support their position by claiming that war treats persons as means and does not respect them as ends in themselves.

Those who advocate violence will pursue war, treating Islam like a cancerous tumor that must be removed.

"But how the United States handles these cases is going to influence how other countries in future wars treat captured Americans".

The internet is important, but the copyright wars treat it as a triviality: like cable TV 2.0; like the second coming of the telephone; like the world's greatest pornography distribution system.

The Strand Ice-Cream Parlour - "the family restaurant to suit all ages" - still advertises knickerbocker glories and banana boat specials as if they were post-war treats of unimaginable decadence.

Even the mourning for soldiers killed in these two wars treats them as if they were victims of a natural catastrophe rather casualties in conflicts which were the result of political decision-making.

Following the September 11th attacks, the Bush Administration released memos asserting the President's right to decide, among other things, how to wage war and treat prisoners.