Sentence examples for fighting concept from inspiring English sources

In the years after World War I, British military strategist Captain B H Liddell Hart advocated a new fighting concept that solved the problem of the static, set-piece nature of that conflict that resulted in the pointlessly slaughter of millions.

In response to the Chinese doctrine, Pentagon planners are devising a military fighting concept called the "air-sea battle strategy" that would ensure that the American military could deploy over great distances to defend United States allies and interests.

There have been not-too-distant springs when the training camp ritual did not sound like Camp Tranquillity —when Donald Fehr was fighting the concept of drug testing, period.

Now, we have to iron out the numbers, as opposed to fighting over concepts.

Mr. Rumsfeld should also work hard to encourage experimentation, not only with new weapons but also with new war-fighting concepts and new forms of organization.

They have been fighting against the concept of making customers pay for extra game content for years, but as previously reported, Nintendo has now changed its strategy.

Crowd-sourced crime fighting: What a concept.

I, however, am not so sure and I wonder if we, like many families, are now just fighting over a concept, over an idea of what is good for children in general.

And indeed, all-female gatherings did radicalize the generation western feminists of the 1970s, who were fighting a self-concept that had defined them always in relationship to men and male needs.

I wanted to deal with the staging of an opera, rather than be fighting with a musical concept of it".

Just what is it about the concept of fighting for national freedom and marching for democracy that some loathe so much?