Sentence examples for army administration from inspiring English sources

Inside an Army administration building, Colonel Mitra unfurled a satellite photograph of the Maidan's 1,400 acres.

What makes the current wave of terrorist attacks different from 9/11 and 7/7 is that they are now openly backed by a state, with its own well-organised army, administration and political organisation.

Universal is leasing 20,000 square feet of office space in Building 82, a former Army administration building, plus another 80,000 square feet of warehouse space, where sets are now under construction.

When Thomas E. White was chosen last spring to become secretary of the Army, administration officials portrayed his nomination as part of an effort to bring corporate discipline to the Pentagon.

Influenced greatly by their Russian subjects, the Lithuanians not only reorganized their army, government administration, and legal and financial systems on Russian models but also allowed the Russian nobility to retain its Orthodox religion, its privileges, and its local authority.

Peresvetov advocated strong, autocratic rule coupled with a well-organized army and administration.

"The rules of the game aren't fair… Blaise Compaoré has money, the army, the administration and the powerful traditional chiefs.

The constant pressure of migratory peoples on the long, exposed boundaries of Dacia led the emperor Aurelian to withdraw the Roman army and administration in 271 275.

The string of military defeats and the separatist revolts earlier had convinced Mahmud of the need for reforms in his army and administration.

By the system known as devşirme (the notorious "blood tax"), numbers of Christian children were periodically recruited into the Turkish army and administration, where they were Islamized and assigned to wherever their services were required.

The reformed army and administration became the agents by which the sultan extended his authority over the semi-independent governors, local notables, valley lords, and other groups that had wielded political power in various parts of the empire.