It was Germany's naval threat that made Britain prepare for war, not its expansion on land.

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In the end, our survivors are left to prepare for war.

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Everyone knows that to avoid war, you prepare for war.

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Militarily, Israel must prepare for war.

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The first wave focused on the small Special Plans Office, set up last fall to prepare for possible war in Iraq.

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But the essence of Mr. Noyce's approach isn't politics, even if Greene's cautionary tale has acquired a new immediacy as American troops prepare for possible war in Iraq.

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But although Britain will no longer prepare expensively for a big land war in Europe, it will prepare expensively to intervene further afield.

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The fight over intervention mobilized the public to take part in the debate and, in the end, helped to educate Americans about the need to prepare for entry into the war.

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Mr. Amer went on to explain how you prepare for a child in a war zone.

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Still, with the exception of the LG combo playing BH100, none of the major players have shown any plans to change sides, so until they do, prepare for a prolonged stalemate before this war is truly over.

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Wounded in France in the first world war, he became an intelligence officer in Tangier in 1942-43 and helped prepare the ground for the Allied landing in north Africa.

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