Sentence examples for call to army from inspiring English sources

They support parliamentary democracy when it produces the "right" result; when it does not, they resort to the streets, the courts or a phone call to army headquarters.

On Sunday, the US defence secretary, Chuck Hagel, expressed concern about recent developments in Egypt, using a telephone call to army chief General Abdel Fattah al-Sisi to discuss the "balance between security and freedom".

Back in the states, I couldn't mention all the phone calls to Army-related agencies regarding my son's health care or other benefits that ended in: "I can't help you.

"This is a call to the army to clean these areas of the Arabs who squatted here," Ayala Azran, a settler, told Israeli radio.

"Scorched earth" was popularized by reports of Stalin's call to his armies in World War II to leave no grain or supplies intact for the invading Germans.

Men up to the age of 45 may be called away to army reserve duty (milu'im) for up to one month each year.Meeting and greetings Don't be put off by Israeli brusqueness.

The young activists were heeding a call to join the army from a key ally of Mr Gbagbo, Charles Ble Goude.

His mother, a physician called to the army, dead of exhaustion before peace returned.

Then Matt was called back to the army, to go to Afghanistan.

Earlier this year, just before the city's world-famous carnival celebrations, drug gangs ran riot in the city, torching buses, attacking police stations and favorite tourist spots, prompting the government to call in army troops to keep the peace.

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