Meanings of prosecuting the war in English

In the spring, Parma was actively prosecuting the war.

We want no delay in prosecuting the war.

There were divers modes of prosecuting the war.

The problem is that only two state agents, the US and the UK, were really prosecuting the war.

The South lost in the destruction of property about two billion dollars and in prosecuting the war two billion more.

Much charged against Milroy was false, though it was true he believed in prosecuting the war with an iron hand.

The Indians in the Northwest still maintaining their attitude of hostility preparations for prosecuting the war with vigor were earnestly pressed.

Keenly alive to their own rights and privileges, they were more occupied in quarreling with Dinwiddie than in prosecuting the war.

In prosecuting the war, Great Britain fought chiefly with her main weapon, the navy, leaving the land war to her allies.

On the other hand, the courts of Vienna and Turin were making vigorous efforts for prosecuting the war on the Piedmontese frontier.

In prosecuting the war all private property and unarmed persons should be strictly protected, subject only to the necessity of military operations.

In a speech in favour of prosecuting the war, which he puts into the mouth of Pericles, these words occur:-_oi_meu _gar_ouch_exousiu_allaeu_autilabeiu_amachei_aemiu_de_esti _gae_pollae_kai_eu_uaesois_kai_kat_aepeirou_mega_gar _to_tes_thalassaes_kratos_.

For he perceived not that the times had changed, and that with them it was necessary to change the methods of prosecuting the war.

The deployment policies and force mix we inherited from the Cromarty Government might have made sense as the basis for prosecuting the war against Haven.

Every practicable exertion had been made to be prepared for the alternative of prosecuting the war in the event of a failure of pacific overtures.

Nevertheless, he expressed an inclination to re-establish the ancient good understanding, and to engage in vigorous measures for prosecuting the war against the common enemy.