You would see a major break in convention with senior generals directly and publicly challenging Corbyn over vital, important policy decisions such as Trident, pulling out of Nato and any plans to emasculate and shrink the size of the armed forces.
You would see a major break in convention, with senior generals directly and publicly challenging Corbyn," the senior serving general told the Sunday Times.
In her translation and analysis of the passage, Claudine Raynaud detects the uncanny revision of Plato's cave fire made electric light and a subtle break in the convention of autobiographical contracts.2 Here, reality and imaginary, memory and dream dissolve in a tangle, undermining the promise of coherent stories and subjects.
He recalled the early days of the Watergate investigation when his cover story was that the $250,000 he was given for break-in activities was "to protect the convention against antiwar protestors".
Snapchat is interesting in that they break the conventions of traditional fundraising, one source tells us.
We want to honor beautiful bodies that break the conventions we encounter in magazines, on television, on billboards and just about everywhere else.
From Bless's numbered editions, to Boudicca's graffiti-can perfume, to Backlund's ready-to-wear pieces of knitted copper, these designers adapt storied objects to new uses and break old conventions, promulgating their ideas in playful, groundbreaking ways.
Decor is also sleekly creative in the public areas, though having South Australia's (excellent) Coopers ale on tap isn't breaking any conventions in these parts.
Constructed almost entirely from archive footage, the story was told without any guiding voiceover, a weirdly unheard-of break with convention in the documentary format.
