Examples of using Lead to war in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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China was convinced that its termination of the 1950 Sino-Soviet Treaty would also not lead to war.
up to the present, but I think the time has come to change the concepts that lead to war.
Russian President Vladimir Putin to postpone a referendum on self-rule, declaring they would go ahead on Sunday with a vote that could lead to war.
French president Jacques Chirac declared on 10 March that France would veto any resolution which would automatically lead to war.
integrate artificial intelligence into weapons and military equipment could accidentally lead to war between nations.
racial antagonisms which lead to war, destruction and utter misery,
Still, behind-the-scenes dialogue could prevent a miscalculation that may lead to war and probe for areas where the two sides might be willing to negotiate a deal.
think tanks have warned India that conflict can lead to war if not handled properly and India should learn lessons from history.
It gives him the chance to cement his“America First” philosophy but risks triggering unknowable consequences that in a worst-case scenario could lead to war with Iran.
denied any discord in the White House over moves that critics say could lead to war in the Middle East.
fearing the US policy of“maximum pressure” is counterproductive and could lead to war.
large majorities of citizens in nations throughout Asia believe China's territorial disputes with its neighbors will lead to war.
time when Tehran and Washington are at risk of a miscalculation that could lead to war.
It gives him the chance to cement his"America First" philosophy but risks triggering unknowable consequences that in a worst case scenario could lead to war with Iran.
feared that misunderstandings or missteps on both sides could lead to war.
Even Bertrand Russell briefly became a member, but resigned after he expressed his belief that the Society's principle of entente(in this case, countries allying themselves against Germany) could lead to war.
the West were frightened by the Pope's and Reagan's vocabulary for the Soviet Union because they feared it might lead to war, but also because the use of the word“evil” had implications for themselves with which they were extremely uncomfortable.
the Soviet news agency TASS broadcast a telegram from Khrushchev to President Kennedy in which Khrushchev warned that the United States's“outright piracy” would lead to war.
The anti-anti-Communists in the West were frightened by the vocabulary of the pope and President Ronald Reagan for the Soviet Union because they feared it might lead to war, but also because the use of the word“evil” had implications for themselves with which they were extremely uncomfortable.