Sentence examples for fledgling national from inspiring English sources

Libya's fledgling national army is a "national chicken," Mr. Abu Khattala said, using an Arabic rhyme.

The UK will soon begin a programme of training 2,000 men for the fledgling national army.

Libyan commentators have expressed hope that a Western power would help train the country's fledgling national army, so the proposal might be well received.

And so, the young King, from his pulpit in Alabama, found himself soon enough at the head of a fledgling national coalition.

State Department officials emphasized that the bulk of the $50 million, about $47 million, would go to train Indonesia's fledgling national police force.

The Kurds maintain broad autonomy in northern Iraq, and their intelligence agents are fiercely independent of Iraq's fledgling national intelligence service.

But it was with his darkly comic masterpiece The Playboy of the Western World (1907)—based on a story he had overheard in western Ireland that Synge gave the fledgling national-theatre movement its most explosive moment.

After the 1878 death of Victor Emmanuel II, the king who unified Italy, the national parliament decided to build a monument to the founder of the fledgling nation.

The force, which was set up in 2007 and draws troops from six African nations, has been hampered by a lack of air power, problems with liaison with the fledgling Somalia national army and deep factional rifts reflecting regional interests among participating nations.

The delegates said Mr. Karzai reminded them that the fledgling Afghan national army could not operate without American financial support.

A recent report by the US watchdog found that the opium economy employs 411,000 Afghans with jobs – more than the fledgling Afghan national security forces.