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Meanings of cause for war in anglès
('Occasion for war') is an act or event that provokes or is used to justify war.
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Examples for "casus belli"
Examples for "casus belli"
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All I say is that as it stands it is a casus belli.
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The very existence of that document is almost a casus belli.
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In both cases the casus belli was the disputed right to grievously offend, specifically Muslims.
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Like many disputes, the row is really about something other than the declared casus belli.
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Clinton, there is a chronic casus belli between us, the original spring of which antedates my memory.
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There was no longer pretension or pretext, nor was there occasion for war.
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People who have no occasion for war do not make any impression of being psychologically thwarted.
3
The attempt of the Helvetii to leave their homes in the Alps for new dwelling-places in Gaul served him as an occasion for war.
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These were the occasions of its outbreak and extension; but national rivalries always exist and occasions for war are never wanting.
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His voice came faint: 'Darujhistan would consider that an act of war.'
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A deliberate invasion, a deliberate act of war, was something else entirely.
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This first act of war, for some curious reason, caused no excitement.
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The North has said it would consider any interception an act of war.
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North Korea considers the South Korean broadcasts tantamount to an act of war.
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Even if we condemn the doings of the Greater-Serbian Nationalists, still the wicked war-provocation of the Austro-Hungarian Government calls forth the most stinging protest.
Usage of cause for war in anglès
1
The violation of property rights by Germany as a cause for war.
2
Monsieur, under all circumstances there would be cause for war between us.
3
He knew nothing of my new cause for war; there was enough of the old!
4
Out of this had grown the principal cause for war in the history of the realm.
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They might bluster, and still not fight; and indeed they lack any rational cause for war.
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There was something vastly convincing in Jake Pratt's quiet drawl as he set forth the cause for war.
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It would be cause for war.
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Laurence was silent, thinking of Temeraire's willingness to spring out a cause for war and all for his sake.
9
Of these grievances the last two had not up to this time been put forward as cause for war.
10
To speak of roasting a Samoan chief is a deadly insult and a cause for war (Turner, 108).
11
He said that, although we had doubtless suffered many wrongs, there was more cause for war with France than with England.
12
But stop-without going out of one's way to find a cause for war-didnot North America once belong to the English?
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No less high-handed than Great Britain's were Napoleon's offenses against American commerce, and there was just cause for war with France.
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He would not be drawn on whether Israel would see as a cause for war any possession by Hezbollah of Syrian-supplied Scuds.
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If there were no such possessions, or if they were more equally divided, there would be very little cause for war amongst nations.
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The Chinese and the Afghans did not find her very forbearing, though with neither of those peoples had she any just cause for war.
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