Sentence examples for concerned colonel from inspiring English sources

"The Prism-gate affair is itself just like a prism that reveals the true face and hypocritical conduct regarding Internet security of the country concerned," Colonel Yang said at a monthly news conference in Beijing.

"As far as I'm concerned, Colonel, your record's 0 and 1," she said.

Colonel Shaffer's lawyer, Mark Zaid, said in an interview that he was concerned that Colonel Shaffer was facing retaliation from the Defense Department, first for having talked to the Sept. 11 commission staff in October 2003 and now for talking with news organizations.

American military officials said they are especially concerned about Colonel Mattysse because of his background in intelligence.

Officials were seemingly concerned that Colonel Qaddafi was being let off the hook by a New York Times article saying the evidence of his involvement was not hard.

a result beneficial not only to the Government but to the individuals concerned". Thomas H. Ruger, Colonel, 18th infantry, reported as Superintendent September 1 , 1871

"Clearly, that's a finding that concerns us," Colonel Sutton said during a meeting with reporters.

Set in the 16th century, the plot concerns one Colonel Fairfax Keith Jamesonn), who is unjustly sentenced to imminent death and is being held in the Tower of London.

An interesting footnote to the racial and religious diversity described in "Reclaiming the Revolution" (Dec. 24) concerns the Colonel Tye mentioned in the article and the tiny community of Jewstown (the site of present-day Colts Neck).

Lieutenant Colonel Smith, concerned about the safety of his men, sent flankers to follow a ridge and protect his forces from the roughly 1,000 colonials now in the field as they marched east out of Concord.

"As far as we're concerned, it's another operation," Colonel Poznick said.