Sentence examples for army infrastructure from inspiring English sources

A vast, sprawling complex, four miles long by two miles wide, Bastion is regarded as the biggest army infrastructure project since the second world war.

We must remember that there would be no ISIS today if the U.S. had not invaded and destroyed Iraq's leadership, government, ruling institutions, elites, army, infrastructure and social order. .

Major limitations and vulnerabilities are: lack of technology inter-operability between rescuers' equipment that belongs to different jurisdictions (e.g., police, fire department, army), infrastructure-based operation of the current technologies used (e.g., TETRA [5]) whose parts can be destroyed during a disaster, and the severe overloading of several mobile communication channels (e.g., 3G).

"Our actions consist of sabotaging the army infrastructures and communication towers," he said.

There were few functioning institutions beyond the army and less infrastructure than most African nations had when colonial powers began to withdraw".

Originally set up in 2007 to finance Afghan army kit and infrastructure, the trust fund had risen to more than €123m by the start of this year, according to Nato figures, with another €151m pledged involving 20 countries.

What Libya needs is western expertise and modern technologies to build its institutions, army and its infrastructure.

It was the ascending scale of war that originally called forth the existence of the nation-state as an administrative unit capable of maintaining mass armies and the infrastructure – for taxation, weapons manufacture, transport, etc – that they require.

So unless protesters shut down airports or disable crucial infrastructure the army will stay put.

Britain will also provide 80 army engineers to build infrastructure to support this deployment at an airbase in western Iraq.

Up until 1989, it received money from better-off German states, and it still benefits from a regionally disproportional share of federal investment in technology, infrastructure and army bases.