Sentence examples for defence college from inspiring English sources

At Belbek airport, Alexei, a major, recalled he was at defence college with Admiral Berezovsky.

She also confessed to two other bombings on February 12 , 1974two days before her arrest at Euston station in London and Latimer Defence College.

Zimbabwe's national defence college is under construction within a sprawling, heavily-guarded compound whose brooding presence sends a clear message to any would-be revolutionary.

A Chinese general at the country's main defence college, speaking to foreign reporters last week, suggested that China would engage in a nuclear war with America if it intervenes to defend Taiwan.

The company's website refers to projects in Ivory Coast, Mozambique and Zambia, and describes how the project team of the Zimbabwe national defence college raised $4,570 for a carpenter, Chen Zongde, whose son needed treatment for leukaemia.

There is a big department store... Indiany/ethnic wear which is beautiful!" A defence college member replied: "Thanks for the shopping suggestions I'll see what I can fit in.

Some Vietnamese officers will now attend senior defence colleges in America for training.

Britain has 85 defence staff based in Bahrain and members of the country's armed forces are invited to defence colleges in this country for training.

For more than 30 years, he was a member of the independent Jason group that advises the US government on defence; his college lecture series, Physics for Future Presidents was voted best class on campus, went stratospheric on YouTube and, in 2009, was turned into a bestseller.

If you sit down to Saturday lunch with a father who's full-on yes, a mother who's definitely no way, a husband with a job in ultra-unionist defence, a son at college surrounded by ayes and a daughter in financial services whose employer is threatening to flit south within 24 hours of a yes vote, then the debate at your table has the potential to get quite shouty.

But the lessons that really need to be taught at staff colleges, and defence ministries, and cabinets and presidential offices, are not the lessons of winning the war, but of winning the peace.