That dynamic — rebel gains, army crackdowns and ensuing resentment against rebels as well as the government — has played out again and again in recent months, most recently in Aleppo, Syria's largest city.
He declared that Turkey faced more threats to its national security than at any time in its modern history and added that only its "dynamic forces" [ie, the army] could prevent efforts to "partition the country".
Or it could be because it is no longer a peasant society ruled by its army, but a dynamic nation with a strong civil society.
The end result of this electrifying union are the geometric and dynamic patterns of Cyclique's army of LED lights. .
An innovation at Move 16, in a line he had played before against Kramnik, but with the White army, gave him a dynamic play that drove Kramnik into a careful cessation of hostilities.
But the dynamic in Tal Afar, where the U.S. Army seemed to be cleaning up after its own mistakes, had improved his opinion of the Americans.
In the 1980s, the dictator family became involved in running Steaua, adding a new dynamic to the rivalry that shifted momentum to the army team.
The youngest and most dynamic member of the ruling synod, Kirill has become the army's favourite man of God, even blessing Russia's Strategic Rocket Forces.
The irony of the IMF deliberately creating the "reserve army of the unemployed" that Marx asserted was the defining dynamic of capitalism in order to suppress wages is lost on IMF economists.
Apart from General Henning von Tresckow, however, the group's most dynamic member was Colonel Graf Claus von Stauffenberg, who as chief of staff to the chief of the army reserve from July 1 , 1944 had access to Hitler.
Pakistani journalists credit the general in charge of the army's public relations department, Asim Bajwa, with crafting an image of Sharif as a dynamic general who was not afraid to take on the Pakistani Taliban.
