1. Street lighting must be dimmed out during the war time.

2. His latest film is a fairly grim portrayal of war-time suffering.

3. This conflict is illustrated by the question of conscientious objection in war time.

4. The Navy and the Coast Guard work hand in glove, especially in war time.

5. However, he mistook certain war-time conditions in the main belligerent states as being irreversible changes.

6. They regained the vote when the Dominion Elections Act of 1920 superseded the War-time Elections Act.

7. The acceptable use of all types of conventional weapons in war time is governed by the Geneva Conventions.

8. Although Mitchell had required "war-time conditions", the ships sunk were obsolete, stationary, defenseless and had no damage control.

9. One such war-time service was held on the black sands of Iwo Jima more than sixty years ago.

10. Following the presidency, Eisenhower moved to the place where he and Mamie had spent much of their post-war time.

11. The war-time legacy of the five-shilling legal maximum on restaurant bills was an open cheque for profiteers to pose as restaurateurs.

12. Nor can we brush aside free speech by saying it is war-time and the Constitution gives Congress express power to raise armies.

13. During the Cold War time in which the Accidents that occurred at Rocketdyne, these events were not publicly reported by the Department of Energy.

14. CATHEDRALS AND CLOISTERS OF THE SOUTH OF FRANCE, VOLUME 1 ELISE WHITLOCK ROSE They ceased to argue, and sheer Blatancy, at all times a power, in war-time is supreme

15. 4 Many works of Feng Zhi in Sino-Japanese War time were published, although their literature styles are different, as created at the same time, they have complicated connections with each other.

16. In a famous essay right after the Second World War, Time magazine founder Henry Luce referred to the twentieth century as the American century. To whom does the twenty-first century belong?

17. We consider unacceptable the attempt to link the elimination of this anachronism of «cold war» time, as the Jackson-Vanik amendment that prevents normal trade relations between Russia and the United States with bringing forth of all sorts of claims in the human rights sphere.