Sentence examples for army change from inspiring English sources

How did the Army change so dramatically in the past 60-plus years and what are the consequences for the future of American military power?

The poor perception of the army changed with homecoming parades.

-How has the size of the Iraqi army changed each year of the war?

Replacing General Wiranto as minister of defence with a civilian, he said it was time the army changed its attitude to society.

And during Mr Suharto's 32 years of strong-armed rule, which ended when he stepped down last May amid violent street protests, the once-revered army changed slowly but surely for the worse.

Above all, the collection of works on display at London's Asia House until October 13th is a record of the misery of life in the junta's prisons.The life story of Mr Htein Lin (who can be seen above sitting in front of one of his paintings) mirrors the recent history of Burma, as Myanmar was known before the army changed its name.

But the southward advance of the rebel and Islamist forces and the precipitate collapse of the Malian army changed all this.

His encounter with the army changed everything for him, including his name.

After years of supporting the Jihadists and the "good Taliban post 9/11", the army changed course and prepared to dismantle the "bad" Taliban.

When Kabila took power in 1997, the country was renamed the Democratic Republic of the Congo and so the name of the national army changed once again, to the Forces armées congolaises (FAC).

In fact, a look back at roughly the same period of time from Islam's earliest days -- the three decades between the death of Mohammad and the rise of the Umayyed Dynasty on the same Syrian landscape scarred with suffering today -- is to see that while the names and armies change, the essential conflict remains the same.