Sentence examples for civilian class from inspiring English sources

I've heard it said that President Barack Obama's tactical game proves that he may be the best student of counter-insurgency strategy among the civilian class.

Upon receiving $2.5 million in grants from the Mississippi Emergency Management Agency and other organizations, the department began training law enforcement offices from other Southern states in passenger rail rescue as well as offering civilian classes in basic handguns, Boy Scout first aid and hunting, and firearms training.

Such a move would empower the civilian middle class.

When they allowed a return to democracy 15 years ago the civilian political class adopted the army's habits.

Optimists dream that the opposition might establish a foothold in parliament, or that a business-minded, civilian, political class might slowly emerge.

Corresponding classes were added in 1847 for a civilian division.

The custom of the British upper classes, civilian and military, has tailed away as that class has shrivelled.

"The department has been doing everything possible to reduce this shortfall while ensuring we can defend the nation, sustain wartime operations and preserve D.o.D.'s most critical asset — our world-class civilian and military personnel," Mr. Hagel said.

In fact, they set veterans apart into a different class of civilian, which further widens the divide between our country's civilian and military populations.

Civilian members of the class have been consulting two draft-counselling services during the past year.

The White House announced Thursday that the president will bestow the nation's highest civilian honor on a class that includes activists, athletes, musicians and scientists.