Sentence examples for brigades existed from inspiring English sources

On this Cameron claimed significant progress, saying that in Helmand province alone, four Afghan brigades existed and across the country the 340,000 Afghan forces and police were leading 99% of all operations and 90% of all training.

He claimed significant progress in that regard, saying that in Helmand province alone, four Afghan brigades existed and across the country the 340,000 Afghan forces and police were leading 99% of all operations and 90% of all training "The promise I made in 2010 that Britain will be out of the country by 2014, that commitment has been met.

He said that by and large, the "infantry brigades that exist today in the regions, I think will continue, and for Wales... they have an infantry brigade and I think some of the specialist troops like Signals... the one at Cawdor Barracks, I'm hopeful that that will continue".

What would he do once the brigade no longer existed?

"He was very inventive and brought a kind of military discipline to the fire brigade that hadn't existed before," he added.

The Confederate defenders were so badly commingled that little unit cohesion existed above the brigade level.

Russia's ground forces "are largely unreformed in the sense that they moved to eliminate 'paper units' (many of which barely existed in practice) in 2008-09 and claimed to create a permanent readiness force based on brigades", according to Mr McDermott.

The corps received one artillery and two motorised brigades as reinforcements during the advance, but the desertion and morale problems experienced by the JNA elsewhere also existed in the Banja Luka Corps.

Speaking to The Independent, "Shiba", a deputy commander of a battalion within the Vostok brigade, confirmed that the rebels planned to drive government forces hard beyond the edge of Donetsk and Luhansk administrative regions, and that plans existed for them to do so.

Though the brigade in name did not exist during the war, the redesignation meant that it carried the lineage of the 87th Reconnaissance Troop, and when the brigade was reactivated, it would include the troop's lineage and campaign streamers.

It was granted the "Royal" title in 1841 but the brigade had all but ceased to exist a year later.