Sentence examples for difference between the army from inspiring English sources

Jackson says the difference between the army and the other two services is that they equip the man, whereas in the others staff man the equipment.

Some companies pay reservists their regular salary; others make up the difference between the army's pay and their own.

He could be a compromise presidential candidate, bridging the differences between the army and the opposition parties, especially if the most popular choice for the top job is ruled out.Lady in waitingThe people's choice would undoubtedly be Miss Suu Kyi.

Armed conflict between the army and Chadian rebel groups also broke out.

Chinese policymakers of the eleventh century were well aware of the fundamental difference between Chinese armies and the armies of the steppe tribes to the north: whereas Chinese forces were dominated by large-scale infantries, the northern nomads fielded light and mobile cavalry troops.

The Bush administration's actions in the Middle East have left him so disgusted that he declares simply, "It seems to me that there is no moral difference between the horror inflicted by state armies (especially if those armies belong to powerful states that are unaccountable to international law) and the horror inflicted by insurgents".

Some big businesses, however, go beyond the call of duty, making up any difference between the reservists' normal salary and army pay, or continuing to pay a full salary, according to the Reserve Officers Association ROAA) in Washington, D.C.

There is no question of differences within the army".

Another denied there were any differences between the president and army chief.

Ignatieff correctly notes that there is a moral difference between a government army inadvertently causing civilian deaths and a terrorist deliberately killing civilians.

"The difference between the teams?