Historically, democracies have not gone to war with other democracies.
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This is what the industries have gone to war over.
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Around the same time, the United States had gone to war with Mexico.
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When I was in college, our country had just gone to war in Iraq.
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Countries have gone to war over tenets, but not over the jurisdiction of the dogcatcher.
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The deeply poignant song references a dying father addressing his son who has gone to war.
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This argument continues that two nuclear-armed states have never gone to war with each other.
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India and Pakistan have twice gone to war over Kashmir since independence from Britain in 1947.
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I've driven between France and Germany, countries that have gone to war within our living memory.
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Look, we've learned painful lessons as Americans that we have gone to war without congressional authorization.
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The nuclear rivals have twice gone to war over Kashmir and fought an aerial duel in February.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT "[Imitating Trump] Now, if we'd gone to war with Cabo, I would've signed right up!
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The president had gone to war in Vietnam in 1965 with broad but very shallow popular support.
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He had gone to war to set a precedent, Engel observes, not to transform an entire region.
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The two countries have gone to war three times since independence from Britain in 1947, twice over Kashmir.
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Had Jaime never shoved Bran out that window, the Starks and Lannisters may never have gone to war.
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Kashmir is claimed in full by both India and Pakistan, which have gone to war twice over it.
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Both India and Pakistan claim Kashmir, partially control it and have gone to war to defend their claims.
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Poland was the reason Britain had originally gone to war, a fact not lost on Churchill that month.
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Mali and Burkina Faso, which have twice gone to war, now share a joint health clinic on the border.
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We both know I have made a political choice, and she asks for whom I have gone to war.
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The books are riveting, but their core message is that corrupt, evil elites have gone to war against Christians.
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Three times, they have gone to war, and tens of thousands of people have been killed in the conflict.
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Both India and Pakistan claim Kashmir in its entirety and have gone to war over the region several times.
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Humans have gone to war for a lot of reasons — racism, hubris, and incompetence have all been common factors.
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Europe has gone to war with other technology behemoths, like Facebook and Google, over privacy concerns in the past.
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Joe Heck, a congressman from a populous district in Southern Nevada who has gone to war with Reid for years.
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Little did they know the president would arrive in an hour to declare that we had just gone to war.
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Most reports on Indo-Pak tensions remind us that the two countries have gone to war over Kashmir three times.
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China and Taiwan have nearly gone to war three times since 1949, most recently ahead of the 1996 presidential election.
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No, the US didn't win any substantive concessions from the British on the matters they had gone to war over.
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There are a lot of good reasons humans have gone to war in the past few centuries, believe it or not.
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MILITARY - China and Taiwan have nearly gone to war several times since 1949, most recently ahead of the 1996 presidential election.
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Sometimes he has gone to war, as when he barred several news outlets (including The New York Times) from a briefing.
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At the same time, the drug industry has gone to war with insurers and employers who pay for their workers' health coverage.
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Both India and Pakistan claim the Muslim-majority territory, and the neighbors and rivals have gone to war several times over it.
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"I believe he would have gone to war with North Korea," Mr. Trump said in the White House Rose Garden on Friday.
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The nuclear-armed rivals have gone to war three times since independence in 1947, with two of the wars fought over Kashmir.
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Outside the office, despite 100 days of near-apocalyptic predictions, America has not gone to war with China, Russia, Iran or North Korea.
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Donald J. Trump has twice gone to war with Democrats and most of the American media — and won both times, dramatically and consequentially.
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Paired with his promises to try to legislate against the press, and coziness with billionaires who have gone to war with the press?
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The Billoud family, owners of La Brazza, had gone to war with the Boussuge family, their neighbors of more than a half-century.
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Though the two countries have gone to war over Kashmir several times since partition in 1947, neither side wants a dramatic escalation now.
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Generations of professional journalists have gone to war with troops, stood on the front line with them and, in some cases, died beside them.
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The IRGC had almost gone to war with the Taliban in 1998, and was somewhat open to assisting America's war on their mutual enemy.
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Though the pact may not have ended all war, it was highly effective in ending the main reason countries had gone to war: conquest.
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Kashmir is claimed in full by both India and Pakistan, which have gone to war twice over it, and both rule parts of it.
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Through decades of tensions, Pakistan and India have gone to war over Kashmir twice, and have pushed to the edge of it many times.
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He's also personally gone to war against Fox News, attacking Megyn Kelly for excessively tough debate questions and declining to appear at one January debate.
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These boots are part of the history of exploration and expedition themselves, having gone to war for the United States Army and forayed both poles.
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But he would have won by an even larger margin if he had not gone to war against Fox and dropped out of the debate.
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Trump had run and won on a quasi-protectionist approach, insisting that the United States, for example, should have never gone to war in Iraq.
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With four years signed away, Siatta began seeing less of Volk, thinking that it would be unfair to leave her waiting while he was gone to war.
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KIGALI, Rwanda — The annals of history are rife with examples of things man has gone to war over: money, religion, and love, to name but a few.
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India and Pakistan have gone to war four times since 21998, when Britain partitioned what had been a single colony into Hindu-majority India and Muslim-majority Pakistan.
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To onlookers in Congress and the country alike, the implications of the Grow-Keitt rumble were clear: North and South had gone to war in the House chamber.
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"I believe he would've gone to war with North Korea," Trump said of President Barack Obama, with whom he discussed the North Korean threat before he took office.
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India and Pakistan have gone to war four times since 1947, when Britain partitioned what had been a single colony into Hindu-majority India and Muslim-majority Pakistan.
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Trump has effectively gone to war against his own Justice Department in the past year, primarily over the Russia probe, which is run by former FBI Director Robert Mueller.
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That step was legally contentious because even though Islamic State grew out of an Al Qaeda affiliate, the two organizations had split and gone to war with each other.
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It lies between Muslim-dominated Pakistan and Hindu-dominated India, and parts of it are claimed by both nations, nuclear-armed rivals that have gone to war several times.
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It's been a major source of tension ever since, with both sides disputing one another's control over the region; the two countries have already gone to war over it twice.
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Just as the United States has gone to war against much weaker enemies, mistakenly expecting an easy stride to victory, this trial could suddenly move in a wholly unexpected direction.
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Russia pulled out after signing a peace accord that left Chechnya's ultimate status undecided but essentially gave the region the self-rule that Moscow had gone to war to prevent.
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Nuclear-armed India and Pakistan have gone to war three times and remain bitter foes while ties between Pakistan and Afghanistan have become strained despite their shared religious and cultural identities.
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" He went on: "I don't think anybody understands the consequences of going to war better than the people who actually have gone to war, and we don't seek to do that.
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The divided Himalayan region is claimed by both Hindu-majority India and Muslim Pakistan and the nuclear-armed neighbors have gone to war twice over the territory since independence in 1947.
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It's ironic that a nation that defends freedom around the world and has even gone to war to promote it still "owns" colonial rights over more than 2628 million American citizens.
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I am of a generation who was raised by women; the men had all gone to war to defend our freedoms — they didn't just run a government; they ran a country.
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In the meantime, the Trump administration has all but gone to war with the Palestinians this year, cutting aid to Palestinian refugee services and kicking out the Palestinian Authority's delegation to Washington.
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To understand the US missile exchange, you have to understand who the Houthi rebels are — and why one of America's key allies in the Middle East has gone to war against them.
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It was the 60th anniversary of the Allied defeat of Nazi Germany, and Russia had not yet gone to war with Georgia, annexed Crimea, or interfered in the 2016 US presidential election.
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People have gone to war over many things in history, but the Guano War of 1864 to 1866 may have been the first time a war began over the sovereignty of bird shit.
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To be fair to George Lucas, the creator of "Star Wars" and the writer-director of "Phantom," which has its 20th anniversary on Sunday, nations have gone to war over less than taxation.
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Unlike Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya or other places where the United States has gone to war in recent years, North Korea could respond with nuclear weapons that could kill hundreds of thousands of people.
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Kashmir has been at the heart of decades of hostility between India and Pakistan, both of which claim the region and have gone to war over it twice since independence from Britain in 1947.
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Economist Thomas Friedman's Golden Arches Theory of Conflict Prevention posited that globalization is a step towards peace, citing the fact that no two countries with branches of McDonald's had gone to war as evidence.
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Khan's decision to release the pilot came after several countries offered diplomatic assistance to mediate between two countries, that have gone to war three times since their independence from British colonial rule in 1947.
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"India and Pakistan have gone to war four times since 1947, when Britain partitioned what had been a single colony into Hindu-majority India and Muslim-majority Pakistan," Tom Hundley wrote for Vox last year.
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Patinkin told reporters on Monday that Trump had gone "to war" with the intelligence community over the investigation into his presidential campaign and Russian election interference but later claimed that intelligence indicated that Iranian Gen.
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The nuclear-armed neighbors have gone to war three times since independence in the mid-20th century and another conflict nearly erupted earlier this year, giving an even spicier-than-usual geopolitical backdrop to sporting rivalries.
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As Tom Hundley wrote for Vox last year: India and Pakistan have gone to war four times since 1947, when Britain partitioned what had been a single colony into Hindu-majority India and Muslim-majority Pakistan.
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While she publicly boasts about her supposed efforts to lower pharmaceutical drug prices, in reality, she has gone to war with progressive lawmakers who demand a more robust bill that covers more than a few dozen drugs.
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Quoting the Queen's father King George VI just after Britain had gone to war in 1939, he spoke seriously about the landmark moments of the time, and more light-heartedly about growing up in the 1920s and 1930s.
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Khashoggi was not Anwar al-Awlaki, the American-born radical cleric killed in 2011 on orders from President Obama after he had joined forces with an Al Qaeda affiliate in Yemen and gone to war with the United States.
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In the weeks since the Amazon founder tweeted that he and his wife of 25 years were divorcing, he has gone to war with a grocery store tabloid and escalated a conflict with the president of the United States.
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European nationalists who at one time might have gone to war with one another now promote a kind of New Right rainbow coalition, in which sovereign states steadfastly maintain their ethnic and cultural identities in service of some larger "Western" ideal.
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Gaetz, Jordan and a handful of other conservative lawmakers on Capitol Hill have gone to war with the Department of Justice (DOJ) in recent months, accusing the law enforcement agency of corruption and anti-Trump bias during the 85033 presidential campaign.
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" Driving the news: "In the [seven] weeks since the Amazon founder tweeted that he and his wife of 25 years were divorcing, he has gone to war with a grocery store tabloid and escalated a conflict with the president of the United States.
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In the first half of the 20th century, two world wars broke out, killing some 80 million people and, before then, war among leading powers was nearly constant; in the last 60 years, no great powers have gone to war with one another.
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By the time Vieira was tossed during the water break at the 30th minute, the usually mild-mannered coach had already gone to war with a few Red Bulls fans behind his bench, telling them to "shut up" while using an expletive.
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Iran is a regional power with far more sophisticated military capabilities than any country that the United States has gone to war with since World War II. It is a far cry from Saddam Hussein's crumbling Iraq or armies of North Vietnamese irregulars.
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Trump has effectively gone to war against his own Justice Department, primarily over the Russia probe, which is run by former FBI director Robert Mueller, but also for what the president sees as a failure by the department to pursue his political enemies.
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He's gone to war, raised a family, forged a career and now he tries to hold the forces of chaos at bay, whether it's a kitchen drawer that won't close right or an eyesore of an old TV antenna out at the lake house.
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Then, in matters far outside the kitchen, check out Abe Streep's big piece in Outside, on how the lifestyle and technical-clothing company Patagonia has gone to war with the Trump administration, a political act that happens to have been very good for sales.
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By choosing Mr. Grenell, who has little experience in intelligence or in running a large bureaucracy, the president signaled that he wants a trusted, aggressive leader atop an intelligence community that he has long viewed with suspicion and at times gone to war against.
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"Describing the stunned silence in the room after the president&aposs diatribe, the book said: "So many people in that room had gone to war and risked their lives for their country, and now they were being dressed down by a president who had not.
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In America, Bernie Sanders—not a Marxist, but not a Marx hater—won millions of votes running as an unashamed democratic socialist in a country whose embrace of neoliberal capitalism and official antipathy toward leftist thought is something it has effectively gone to war over again and again and again.
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However, the idea of letting in large numbers of Syrian refugees — a controversial issue in many countries across Europe and in the United States — is an even harder sell in Israel, which has gone to war with Syria on multiple occasions and spent decades struggling to stop terrorist attacks against its civilians.
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Not only does President Trump seem to have a somewhat cavalier attitude toward the deployment of nuclear weapons and their wider accessibility, and not only are nuclear treaties crumbling around the world, but those two adjacent South Asian countries I mentioned have nuclear arsenals, and they've gone to war with each other before.
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"Will Oremus, a reporter for OneZero, also highlighted the disparity between Zuckerberg's unfiltered early messages to friends about Facebook and the picture the CEO presented on stage:—Will Oremus (@WillOremus) October 17, 2019Here's the full text of what Mark Zuckerberg said about Iraq:"When I was in college, our country had just gone to war in Iraq.
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He claimed that Mr. Obama wanted to meet with Mr. Kim only to be rebuffed and that had the last president stayed in office, he would have gone to war with North Korea — a pretty fanciful revision of history, according to advisers to the former president, but one that suited the heroic epic Mr. Trump was writing for himself.
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"If we hadn't gone to war in Iraq, if we stop shoveling hundreds of billions of dollars to the Pentagon war machine, if the Bush and Trump tax cuts had never passed, and if we treated taxes as our dues in society, not a burden, we could fund all [these Democratic proposals] and more," said Jonathan Tasini, a progressive strategist.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE said Friday that he believes former President Obama would have gone to war with North Korea, a claim that members of Obama's inner circle immediately denied.
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