Sentence examples for contingent provided from inspiring English sources

As it was, even with a draw away from home to the defending champions, the visiting contingent provided a discordant accompaniment to a frenetic finale.

From camps stationed behind Tunisian and Moroccan borders, the ALN's external contingent provided logistical support and weaponry to ALN forces within the country.

Joined by other visionaries and leaders, including National Institutes of Health NIHH) Director Francis S. Collins and the newly confirmed Food and Drug Administration FDAA) Commissioner Robert Califf, the Medicine X contingent provided feedback and advice to President Obama's Precision Medicine staff in order to foster collaboration around this important public health initiative.

He said he was protecting what remains of his house when fighting broke out and the Burundian contingent provided reinforcement for Central African troops.

Australian military electoral monitors: The Australian contingent provided a team of thirty monitors headed by Lieutenant Colonel Peter Boyd, legal officer for the second contingent.

His "righteous army" comprised 30,000 men, raised from the local "soaring hawk" militia, but with some 10,000 additional volunteers and including a 500-strong Turkish contingent, provided by the khagan along with 2,000 horses.

Corippus gives extraordinary numbers for the native contingents provided by each chief: 30,000 for Cutzinas, 100,000 for Isfidaias, and 12,000 under Iaudas's brother.

The U.S. Government must recognize that the size of its diplomatic contingents provide little more than talking points at Beltway think tanks.

Seeing that a landing on the beach at Grande Chaloupe was still practical, Captains Rowley and Lambert successfully landed their contingents, providing Keating with sufficient force to march on Saint Denis.

In June 1966, as president of the medical committee, Dr. French organized another contingent that provided care to hundreds of marchers two days after James Meredith, the first African-American to attend the University of Mississippi, was shot by a roadside sniper while on a march from Memphis to Jackson, Miss.

Guidelines for a rigorous contingent valuation2 provided by Whittington [33], Arrow et al. [34], and Carson (2000) were followed as much as possible.