Sentence examples for core military from inspiring English sources

Those European reductions are beginning to weaken NATO's core military capabilities.

The expansion focused on the political element in the NATO charter rather than its core military mission.

All of this disrespects the service and the sacrifice of gay and lesbian troops, as well as the core military values of equality.

Recognizing that post-invasion stability operations, including counterinsurgency, are core military tasks for which the Pentagon must prepare is an important first step.

Russia would for the first time, in a "NATO at 20" council, join deliberations on major security issues like the war on terrorism and peacekeeping interventions, though the alliance would preserve control over membership and other core military issues.

Daniel Burnham, who has tried to return the Raytheon Corporation to its core military business during five years of leading the company, announced yesterday that he would resign effective July 1.

But the core Isis military leadership is experienced Iraqi military professionals who will make sure their men don't make easy targets.

The new manual is an attempt to put these endeavors — along with counterinsurgency warfare — at the core of military training, planning and operations.

But General Sisi never trusted Mr. ElBaradei, and on the other side was a small core of military officers close to the general who saw a chance to finally rid Egypt of the Muslim Brotherhood.

"The Qataris' approach to things is very ambitious, punch above their weight, be involved in as many arenas as possible, but have that core American military relationship as their security backstop, and then have relationships with all sorts of groups and people," said Mr. Gause, who is affiliated with the Doha office of Brookings.

Last November, the Pentagon issued D.O.D. Directive 3000.05, which declared that "stability operations," or peacekeeping and security maintenance — which Rums-feld had denigrated in the run-up to the invasion of Iraq, questioning why the Pentagon had such a division — were now "a core U.S. military mission that the Department of Defense shall be prepared to conduct and support".