Sentence examples for army salaries from inspiring English sources

Through the 2010 Vancouver Olympics, he was in the Army's World Class Athlete Program, which gives Olympians and elite Olympic hopefuls full Army salaries and benefits as they train.

He said he would raise army salaries, a move seemingly intended to ensure soldiers' loyalty.

Pour money into Afghan army salaries (now about $100 a month).

Mr. Saleh has sought to counter the tide of opposition and preserve his three-decade rule by raising army salaries, cutting income taxes by half and ordering price controls, among other concessions.

Mr. Saleh, an important ally of the United States in the fight against terrorism, has in recent weeks sought to counter a rising tide of opposition and preserve his three-decade rule by raising army salaries, halving income taxes and ordering price controls, among other concessions.

Mr. Saleh, an important ally of the United States in the fight against terrorism, has in recent weeks sought to counter the rising tide of opposition and preserve his three-decade rule by raising army salaries, halving income taxes and ordering price controls, among other concessions.

The peacekeepers draw their usual army salary, plus additional payments from the Indian government that can more than double that salary.

An army salary provided Chinese-Americans the basic, yet crucial step towards home ownership.

Some big businesses, however, go beyond the call of duty, making up any difference between the reservists' normal salary and army pay, or continuing to pay a full salary, according to the Reserve Officers Association ROAA) in Washington, D.C.

And the collapse of the Soviet-backed government in 1992 was precipitated not by the departure of Soviet troops three years earlier but the abrupt halt funds that paid the army's salaries.

Both said they were motivated by the abysmal conditions in the Congolese army - salaries that amount to less than $100 £655) per month for a senior officer - and which in any case often go unpaid - corruption, inefficiency, even a basic lack of accommodation for the men.