Sentence examples for war urged from inspiring English sources

"Resist the conventional wisdom and the drumbeat of war," urged the president in an open retort to his Republican critics.

The Americans, at that point a neutral party in the war, urged clemency, one diplomat writing a personal letter from his sickbed.

There were plenty of commissions, and he had no pressure on him: his partner, who had run the business during the war, urged him not to worry.

Ms Boxer, the senator for California, who yesterday challenged the administration's case for war, urged Ms Rice to change policy where necessary.

McCain — a Navy officer who was captured in Vietnam after his aircraft crashed and was tortured as a prisoner of war — urged his Senate colleagues to oppose Haspel's nomination.

Jolie, whose 2011 directorial debut In the Land of Blood and Honey dealt with violence against women during Bosnia's war, urged peace missions around the world to make combatting sex crimes a priority.

In fact, I wrote a column before the war urging the president to "tell the truth" [Feb.

But after it was damaged in the second world war, the Victory Gate received a new inscription: "Dedicated to victory, destroyed by war, urging peace".

He warned France against "following the United States in ideological messianism" and of "hatred against hatred, war against war", urging "a political vision, political strategies".

The advertisements feature Iraq war veterans and parents of veterans who lost family members in the war urging lawmakers who have supported the war not to switch their vote.

He maintained that by interning Jews, Hitler was responding to what he viewed as a Jewish-Bolshevik conspiracy and to a 1939 Zionist "declaration of war" urging all Jews to support Britain.