Sentence examples for fighting armies from inspiring English sources
Reflecting on The Whistleblower, Rees said: "It's not enough for the UN to say, 'There are a few rotten apples that need to be got rid of.' They have to understand that this outrageous practice is endemic in the male hegemony of a militarised environment – it's part of locker-room bravado and the high levels of testosterone in fighting armies.
As the inhabitants of virtual worlds like "Second Life" and "World of Warcraft" fulfill fantasies of flying between islands and fighting armies of blood elves, the feds are looking into using the virtual realm for far more mundane if more practical activities: sitting around a conference table, watching PowerPoint presentations and attempting to track down terrorists.
Being aware that an over-rash pursuit was the greatest danger when fighting armies trained in the fluid tactics of the Turks, Richard halted the charge after about 1 mi had been covered.
Sir Malcolm said that because the UN would not be deployed as a fighting army, "a political deal of some sort would need to come first".
We're like a walking, fighting army that are struggling to get through at the moment".
General Sir Richard Dannatt has said the UK's Army had "no desire" to go to war in Iraq in 2003, but that the UK had a "war fighting army as well as a peace keeping army" and would feel a professional obligation to play more than just a secondary role.
This is the army fighting the army with tanks and heavy weapons - and tens of thousands of people here have been forced to flee across the Nile and are now in need of food and clean water.
It seemed more military, like an army fighting another army.
The tribes on the border have a long history of fighting invading armies.
Since then, Washington has relied much more on the Special Activities Division because battling suspected terrorists does not involve fighting other armies.
Troops have been fighting ethnic armies on the Thai border, and thousands of civilians have fled the country.
