Sentence examples for contingent for the from inspiring English sources
When Napoleon launched his invasion of Russia in 1812, Metternich obtained the status of an independent contingent for the Austrian forces under Karl, Fürst zu Schwarzenberg, that accompanied the French army.
Even more challenging, these three young women, as the volunteer contingent for the winter/spring 2004 Open Art Workshop series at the Morris Museum, are leading a revolving cast of 15 to 40 3- to 8-year-olds in weekly Thursday afternoon craft projects.
Both E! and UI is therefore logically valid but contingent for the model-theoretic actualist.
Their contingent for the Giro specifically excluded any riders or staff implicated in the investigation.
The Royal Navy would therefore provide the largest contingent for the raid, under the overall command of the senior naval officer, Commander Robert Ryder.
He became a regular officer in 1896, and went to the United Kingdom as part of the Queensland contingent for the 1897 Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria.
I don't blame the married contingent for this situation -- what is comfortable is simply comfortable, and when it comes to new or less-intimate friends, the sense of obligation is low for making single people feel welcome or included.
In the wake of the missionaries, Frankish counts and other officials moved into northeastern Frisia, raising contingents for the royal host and doing the other business of secular government.
In addition, the Liverpool Scottish supplied drafts to other units, principally to the Cameron Highlanders, and formed contingents for the embryonic "Independent Companies" that became the Army Commandoss".
Duran helped organize the Catalan contingent for protests at the 2000 World Bank and IMF meetings in Prague; a cop there whacked him on the head in the streets.
Buses then took the contingent for a banquet at the Palace of Culture, with its giant lobby painting of the late Kim Il-sung at the head of a crowd of people.
