Sentence examples for army exist from inspiring English sources

They personalize every institution so that things like the army exist to serve their holy selves, rather than the nation at large.

"Remember, the army existed before the Haitian state," says a former senior officer.

Conscription into the army existed in the UK between 1916 and 1920, and again between 1939 to 1960.

The generals have been at loggerheads over Mr Sharif's impassioned desire for warmer relations with India Pakistann's overgrown army exists largely to confront the giant neighbour.

Kurdistan, with its own government and its own army, exists as a virtual state with a state and is enjoying unprecedented prosperity for a region that was once the most impoverished and repressed in the country.

A former South American finance minister has said: 'I cannot cut my budget deficit without abolishing my unnecessary army; but the unnecessary army exists largely to stop people like me cutting the budget deficit by abolishing the army.' We believe that you are starting to tackle this.

A French filmmaker, Pierre Schoendoerffer, whose intelligent movies deal with the moral adventures of those who fought in France's Indo-Chinese & Algerian wars, has said that"an army exists to put order into the horror of war," & "Revolutionary war is horror absolute, if you will".

A small professional standing army existed throughout Western and Eastern Han.

Don't read this: According to the historians Livy and Dionysius of Halicarnassus, writing at a far later date, the earliest Roman army existed in the 8th century BC.

I've been shocked by the tender age of some of the British soldiers killed in Iraq and Afghanistan: would armies exist if no one under 25 was allowed to fight?

The army may exist, Jeremy, but so does homophobia.