Sentence examples for war-making capacity from inspiring English sources

Oil, which began flowing in Sudan in 1998, has enhanced the government's war-making capacity.

Sherman is remembered today mainly as the Union general who led marches through Georgia and the Carolinas that crippled the Confederacy's war-making capacity and demoralized its people.

In any case, I don't know of another way to put such a dent in America's lavish spending on its war-making capacity, and I'm glad that it has happened.Of course, the sequester was ill-timed, and has probably hampered America's economic recovery.

Surely the American people grow weary of this folly, after 50 years and $160 billion in taxpayer support for Israel's war-making capacity -- its "defense". Some Americans, I believe, must be asking themselves if all this blood and treasure could not have bought more tangible results for Palestine if only U.S. policies had been predicated from the start on historical truth, equity and justice.

Competent and empowered bureaucracy -- reflected in effective tax-collection and war-making capacity -- combined with visionary and (often) ethical leadership represented the core elements of powerful Chinese dynasties, which established one of the most enduring civilizations on Earth.

Given Israel's technological edge, it could move promptly to restore its war-making capacities.

Even before Trump came to power, the American state was radically expanding its surveillance capabilities, its war-making capacities, and ― among other grim developments ― its punitive policies toward the poor.

This capacity for killing in numbers nothing short of the infinite cannot be adequately grasped by statistics concerning past war-making and killing.

Or as part of the war-making process.

Women have long been props for war-making.

In the conduct of war, war-making activity behind the cutting edge of combat has always defied simple definition.