Sentence examples for army institutions from inspiring English sources

With no army, institutions, or legal system through which to exercise control, Karzai turned to a more basic tactic: divide and rule.

Pini Rozenberg, a spokesman for the Haredi community in Jerusalem, said the campaign was "an internal Haredi matter meant to explain to the Haredi youth why the army institutions are not, and will never be, legitimate".

It is rare to see public criticism of the ISI and the army, institutions usually reckoned to be the only well-functioning parts of the Pakistani state and, given the country's history of coups, usually immune to public sniping.

The country's army, government institutions and decrepit enterprises are being urged to dive into their work with "Masikryong speed".In this section Better tomorrow?

Before 1997, over 90%% of the kindergartens in China were publicly run by educational authorities, governmental organizations, state-owned and public enterprises, semi-government agencies, the army, educational institutions, street/district offices, and even villages in the rural areas (Zeng 2008).

Pakistan's army, democratic institutions, political parties and the youth have recently shown alarming signs of Islamization.

And they cheered and clapped once more when he insisted you could not defend the indefensible even when it came to the British army – an institution that he reveres.

AT 3AM Thailand's army, the institution that determines the fate of the country's civilian governments, declared martial law.It invoked a draconian 100-year-old law that was most recently used by Sarit Thanarat, a military dictator, following his second coup in 1958.

The nukes are a powerful deterrent against arch-rival India, of course, but they are much more too: a source of immense pride, and a symbol of the prowess of the army, the institution that has controlled Pakistan's destiny, directly and indirectly, for most of the past six decades.

To those a little closer to home, like the Salafist Sheikh Ahmed al-Assir, whose fighters have killed at least 20 Lebanese soldiers since Saturday, the call to account, led by the Gulf, means taking the fight to the Lebanese army – an institution regarded as the bedrock of the state, but one which defers to Hezbollah.

The king was the nation's commander-in-chief, commanding its armies; the institution of the hetman (high-ranking military official) was not mentioned.