Sentence examples for wartime of from inspiring English sources

These personal stories, which also involve the victimisation in wartime of Germans in England, and of pacifists and homosexuals, give the book a strong and intense plot-line.

Part of the answer lies in the concept of triage — the notion, originated in wartime, of caring for the sickest and most salvageable patients first.

That's because "The Plot Against America," set from 1940-1942, is on its face linked to the wartime of 2001-2004.

Now the leaders of Croatia and Serbia avoid each other as much as they can.Relations between Croatia and Serbia started to cool when Tomislav Nikolić, a former extreme nationalist, became president of Serbia last May and cooled further when Ivica Dačić, the former spokesman of Slobodan Milosević, the wartime of leader of Serbia, became prime minister last July.

The religious influence of Dunant's pious parental home in Geneva and the shocking impression he received on the battlefield of Solferino in June 1859 led him to work out suggestions that after difficult negotiations with representatives of numerous states led to the conclusion of the "Geneva convention regarding the care and treatment in wartime of the wounded military personnel".

In Bosnia and Herzegovina, new TB cases increased 50%% over the wartime of the early 1990s [ 11].

And then there is the stark contrast of wartime Germany, of the desecration and voraciousness of evil.

Their object was to replace the repressive provisions of the wartime Defence of India Act (1915) by a permanent law.

Fieldorf was hanged in 1953 on false allegations of the wartime murder of communists, Soviet soldiers and Jews.

Norman had set fire to himself 40 feet from the Pentagon office window of the wartime secretary of defence, Robert McNamara.

His wartime photographs of the siege of Britain were published in the book Winged Squadrons (1942).