Sentence examples for designed army from inspiring English sources

Bolton also has a cold war-era, oddly designed Army installation (to the west), purpose unknown but well worth investigating, that has since been taken over by methamphetamine-dealing bikers.

Mr. Eisenman had designed Army field manuals and books, including the first edition of Paul Samuelson's classic text "Economics," before becoming director of Yale's new design program, appointed by Charles Sawyer, dean of the Yale School of Art and Architecture.

Together, they were a two-person design army with a shared aesthetic — sleek and intelligent — that appealed to clients eager to express a new identity or to develop products with bold, modernist lines.

"We are not just designing an army that will come down to 82,000 regulars and 30,000 reservists, we are designing to a cost.

In the late 1990s, Scales was in charge of designing the army of the future.

The new army designed their own patch to wear on their uniforms.

An army designed to have 17 brigades on active deployment now has 25 in the field.

From the start of the Republic, they aimed to create what the historian Michael Tate called a "multipurpose army," designed for a wide variety of functions beyond combat.

He accuses Britain of pursuing what he calls "gesture" strategy, which in this context means making a Continental commitment without an army designed for Continental war.

This was ostensibly a veterans' association interested in social service, but it was in fact a private political army designed to take the place of his Burma National Army and to be used as a major weapon in the struggle for independence.

The army designed the campaign to show that it looks beyond stereotypes and "sees people differently", and recognises their "need for a bigger sense of purpose", according to Maj Gen Paul Nanson.