Sentence examples for declaration of a military from inspiring English sources

A government official, Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, said one option was to reinstate the declaration of a military emergency that prevailed in Aceh from 1988 to 1998.

So a declaration of a military victory in the next day or two, even if hollow, would make political negotiations and concessions on the Albanian agenda easier to swallow.

Under U.S. law, however, only declaration of a "military coup" stops aid to a foreign government.

At the same time, one exercise, even a large and politically significant one such as Vostok-2018, short shoft of any covert declaration of a bilateral military alliance.

As Burnside himself publicly explained, his order was a declaration of military superiority over civil government in combatting disloyalty and policing the home front.

Vaccinations performed before the day of official declaration of ending military activities (19th May , 2009 were entered as those administered during the conflict while those after this date were recorded as vaccinations administered in the post-conflict period.

The declaration of a state of emergency gives the military the power to suspend certain civil liberties and ban public gatherings of more than five people.

Congress has not passed a formal declaration of war, and military law experts said one was not necessary for Mr. Bush's order.

They detect an echo of communist propaganda in their rulers' declarations of loyalty to a military ally, plus an unwillingness to give straight answers.

Tuesday, beginning with cannon fire at noon; followed by reading of Declaration of Independence, continuing military re-enactments, "Punch Van Winkle," puppet show at 1 and 3 p.m., children's games and festive hats workshop and parade with costumed citizens of the manor at 2 p.m. Admission: $8; people 60 and older, $7; children 5 through 17, $4; younger children, free.

Few have cash, and their savings are exhausted.Nor has Mr Sharon's declaration of an end to this "stage" of military action brought about anything close to a ceasefire.