Sentence examples for battlefield through from inspiring English sources
Before then, the more people who can be removed from the battlefield through negotiations, the better," said a Bamako-based diplomat.
We have come a long way since the first few silk-suited aérostiers of the French revolution ascended in tethered balloons to scan the battlefield through wobbly telescopes.
High-tech weapons on their own were not enough; what mattered was the ability to knit everything together on the battlefield through what the Chinese called "informatisation" and what is known in the West as "unified C4ISR".
The graphics are often cinematic, but it's difficult for a spectator to have any sense of the competition — to impose narrative drama — if he can see the battlefield through the eyes of only one soldier at a time.
"The review will examine their treatment from the time they leave the battlefield through their return to civilian life as veterans, so we can assure we are meeting their physical and mental health needs," Ms. Perino said.
One thing is unavoidable, whether seen through the prism of admiration as "Arik the king" or vituperation as "the butcher", Sharon forged his path on the battlefield through the force of his personality, an extraordinary self-belief of his place in history and in his importance.
The Arab world is consumed by sectarian conflict, with Iran and Saudi Arabia fighting each other across multiple battlefields through proxy entities.
Anyone who wants to speak in the name of the FSA should do it from the battlefield, not through media.
Despite the setback and Grant's continued animosity, Thomas continued to excel as a battlefield commander through the end of the fighting.
The Associated Press reported previously that the American military is shipping battlefield equipment through Jordan and Kuwait, testing possible exit routes in advance of a US withdrawal from Iraq, military officials said.
While no previous Roman had been able to defeat the Parthians on the battlefield, Augustus, through diplomatic means was able to "[force] the Parthians to restore to [him] the spoils and standards of three Roman armies and to ask as suppliants for the friendship of the Roman people" (Res Gestae 29.2).
