Sentence examples for wartime it from inspiring English sources

So if adhering to the rules of just war theory, or international law, hinders a state during wartime, it should disregard them and stick steadfastly to its fundamental interests in power, security and economic growth.

In wartime it was always better to do something than nothing, or so Churchill insisted.

"In wartime it was an instrument of propaganda, let's face it.

In the wartime it was absolutely freezing at school, we huddled along together.

"And perhaps I still don't, because while Powers' story takes place during wartime, it isn't about the conflict.

In peacetime, such macho behavior comes across as highhanded, but in wartime, it looks like strong leadership.

As it is written on wartime paper, it makes it less durable than modern paper and requires an environment with regulated humidity, light and temperature.

"I know it was wartime but it possibly felt like peacetime as there was no action in Jersey".

If that urge has obvious moral implications when applied to France's murky memory of its wartime complicity, it is born from an impulse more primal than the ethical one.

But even though the current Wrangler is bigger and more pliant than its wartime forbears, it remains ill-suited to street duty.

According to Cecil Beaton the clientele was a "mixed brew"; to its wartime chronicler, it was "a building in which the respectable and the dubious mixed by the thousand, knocking back cocktails and indulging in careless talk".