Sentence examples for army provost from inspiring English sources

Around this time Menard also attempted to organize a mission to Liberia on an American Colonization Society ship, though he missed the voyage after being detained by an Army provost marshal on the train to Baltimore for want of a travel pass.

Gen. Donald Ryder, the Army's provost marshal general; Maj.

General Sir Peter Wall, head of the army, confirmed that the force's provost martial will investigate whether anyone else should be disciplined in the light of fresh evidence unearthed by Sir William Gage's inquiry into the final hours of Baha Mousa's life in Basra in 2003.

In October 2009, on a tour of the facility after the army had vacated the grounds, the provost of the Evangelical German Lutheran Church of the Redeemer noticed the chest and asked for it to be opened, exposing the altar.

At the head of the corps is the provost marshal, one of the most ancient appointments in the army.

A few months after General Miller's report, Taguba wrote, General Sanchez, apparently troubled by reports of wrongdoing in Army jails in Iraq, asked Army Provost Marshal Donald Ryder, a major general, to carry out a study of military prisons.

president or provost.

The Provost Marshal, Capt.

He is executive vice provost, not executive provost.

He became provost in 1972.

Provost is the Garden's high pruner.