Sentence examples for an influential army from inspiring English sources

A police commander who was the son of an influential army general was identified from the video.

Judicial experts said the case was unlikely to have been expressly ordered by a central figure, such as Egypt's influential army chief, Abdel Fatah al-Sisi.

While welcoming the move, they expressed concern that Peru might face a period of unrest and voiced uncertainty about what role its influential army might play.

The Istanbul municipality's lorries of different sizes blocked the entrances and exits of Istanbul's most influential army barracks, as well as main roads that link those barracks with city center, effectively creating the first layer of a resistance.

In the mid-1950s, while a political science professor at Princeton, Mr. Kaufmann wrote "Limited War," an influential paper that called for rebuilding conventional armies in Western Europe rather than relying on nuclear weapons.

The coup leader, Amadou Sanogo, seems to have been sidelined but heads an influential body that is supposed to reform the army.

Aron Lund, an expert on the Syrian opposition writing at Syria Comment, reported that an influential member of one of the groups involved has hinted at the creation of a "new army".

Some critics alleged that petty peacekeeping, notably in the Balkans, was eroding the readiness of the army to fight big wars, although this has been challenged in recent weeks by Charles Moskos, an influential military sociologist.

Stahl was an influential teacher.

Penn also became an influential portraitist.

There is not even an influential university.