Sentence examples for allied engineers from inspiring English sources

With the British outer defenses in their hands, allied engineers began to lay out positions for the artillery.

Potentially most devastating, military officials admit, was the approval a censor gave to a pool account written by a Los Angeles Times reporter on Jan . 23 which mentioned near the bottom that allied engineers were working in the western Saudi Arabian town of Rahfa.

Like the Allied engineers, Weber began his study by taking samples.

So in 2012 Mr Brownback and his allies engineered the replacement of several moderates with conservatives.

1820-1821 (Arab Spring?) … When Arab states … attempt to form a government that represents the population, the US and its allies engineer to crush it.

Nonetheless, Washington appears to have taken a back seat, or at least a stance of resignation at the inevitable, as the Saudis, perhaps Pakistan's most revered ally, engineered the return of Mr. Sharif, Mr. Markey said.

As Treasury Secretary, Rubin deftly managed the Mexican financial crisis despite wails and moans from the radical righties in Congress; and, helped Bill Clinton navigate his way through the government shutdowns Newt Gingrich and his allies engineered with Rubin retaining the "full-faith-and-credit" of the United States of America that Gingrich so cavalierly threatened.

The detailed analysis of accident rates shows very clearly that there are proportionately more manual workers in Scottish construction than in the rest of Great Britain due to many more professional and support occupations allied to construction, such as engineers, accountants, and administrative staff in England.

The development of these technological products required the contributions of mechanical, material, and electrical engineers, orthopedic surgeons, prosthetists and orthotists, allied health professionals, and computer professionals.

He wants to block any attempt by the West and its allies to engineer the removal of Bashar al-Assad and force his regime's acceptance as a partner in a new "coalition" fighting the Islamic State.

She said that if the United States and its allies did not engineer a road to peace in the Middle East, a "freedom deficit" in the region would create "ideologies of hate" that would spawn new generations of terrorists.