Sentence examples for army distribution from inspiring English sources

Behind a summery façade of relaxed spirits, thousands of people queued anxiously at army distribution points to upgrade their gas-masks.

Whereas the Russians had good intelligence network in Poland, and were mostly aware of Polish army distribution and strength; the Poles had much less intelligence, receiving contradictory and often erroneous reports, and unsure whether the war would even start up to the point the Russian troops crossed the border.

Among other things, the big groups are cutting out the army of watch-distribution middlemen, who (in most arrangements) keep a fairly hefty gross margin but have to foot significant advertising bills out of it.

American officials said that it appeared that the weapons found in Turkey were given to Iraqi units in 2004 and 2005 when, in the rush to build police and army units, controls on distribution of firearms had been much weaker.

The brainchild of an ex-Israeli army officer, the camera distribution project aims to equip Palestinians with the means to record allegedabuse and human rights violations in Gaza, the West Bank and east Jerusalem.

Neither business nor government has the universal distribution, the army of volunteers or the credibility in villages to get the job done.

The army officer overseeing the distribution of water addresses the crowd who've gathered to get their ration, "those with a copy of their paid water bill can have four buckets of water".

The genotypic frequency distribution in both the army and general population was not statistically different (except for ACTN3), substantiating the fact that the genotypic frequency distribution obtained from soldier population of the Indian Army is generally reflective of the frequency in general Indian population.

In general terms, the crowd lacks a trusted brand, mass production, an army of customers, resources, and mass distribution.

As a consequence, food distribution broke down, and the army refused to fight.

Back in March of 2012 Amazon had come to the same conclusion and acquired Kiva Systems in a $775 million deal that brought Kiva's army of robots to Amazon warehouses and distribution centers around the world.