Sentence examples for defense adviser from inspiring English sources

Gen. Mark Milley '80 has been described as "an Ivy League graduate and career grunt" (Army Times), "a soldier's soldier" (defense adviser Maren Leed), and "a warrior and a statesman" (Defense Secretary Ashton Carter).

Once under way, a senior American defense adviser said, the airlift became chaotic.

In 1952 when NATO headquarters were established in Paris, he was lent to the U.K. delegation as defense adviser.

"Sure it's gone up; I gave them the money," Dov S. Zakheim, a Romney defense adviser and the Pentagon comptroller under Mr. Bush, told reporters this month.

"In an era of high-tech war, we need to draw the best and the brightest into military service," said Mr. Chang, the defense adviser.

Even a grueling, prolonged battle is unlikely to redound to Trump's benefit, said Kori Schake, a former defense adviser to John McCain and Mitt Romney.

Minutes after the Zarqawi's death was announced, the long-debated posts of interior minister, defense minister and national security adviser were filled in a giddy session of parliament.

He estimated that Ms. Stewart's defense advisers might have spent $500,000 or more just on jury selection.

It may show the influence of one of Mr. Romney's top defense advisers, John Lehman, who as Ronald Reagan's Navy Secretary talked of building a 600-ship Navy.

Nuclear missile defense has been off the radar lately as George Bush's civilian defense advisers beat the drums for war with Iraq.

The circle of defense advisers that had most ardently advocated the Iraqi invasion, including Richard Perle and Newt Gingrich, had imagined a strategy that wouldn't require a lasting American presence in postwar Iraq.