Sentence examples for army to change from inspiring English sources

South Korea requires approval from the United States Army to change strategic military rules under a mutual defense pact dating from the end of the Korean conflict, in 1953.

H. R. McMaster, had for years been pushing the Army to change its focus from killing the enemy to helping ordinary Iraqis cope with insurgents — the essence of modern counterinsurgency strategy.

In an earlier blow to the barrier, the Israeli Supreme Court ordered the army to change the route of the barrier in a 20-mile stretch near Jerusalem, saying it was causing too much hardship on the local Palestinian population.

On August 17, coach Thomas spoke to a civic group in Birmingham and stated he did not think the school would field a team in 1943 due to the unwillingness of the Army to change their policy that prohibited their cadets from participating in intercollegiate athletics.

The source denied the "rumours of negative reactions (in the army) to changes in the conduct of armed forces ".

The heavy losses sustained during the first year of the war convinced him that the Chinese army needed to change by introducing modern equipment and standards of professionalism, and by developing new tactics more suited to modern conventional warfare.

But the Pakistani army seems reluctant to change its thinking.

The field-marshal has become a symbol of the army's resistance to change rather than a source of stability.

Party officials acknowledge that Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi needs the army's support to change a rule in the Constitution that bars anyone with a foreign spouse from becoming president.

This means that the PLA, which was once called "old army", is expected to change completely.

Overall however, there is little that the US (or any occupation army) can do to change how it is regarded by Iraqis.