Sentence examples for former armed services from inspiring English sources

In Britain, about 1,000 former armed services members and their families have been fighting the government for compensation related to skin defects, cancer and other conditions they say was incurred as a result of exposure to fallout from nuclear tests in the South Pacific.

Harry met with former armed services members and one particularly adorable assistance dog, who made us realize for the first time ever that Harry is basically a human golden retriever: handsome, eager and slightly red-headed.

I am grateful to the coverage you gave to the Howard League for Penal Reform's inquiry into former armed service personnel in prison, which I chaired.

United States military officers have a one-year post-retirement ban on contacting their former armed service about official matters, and a lifetime ban on any contacts related to the same matters on which they worked, according to the Pentagon.

General Amos and the other armed service chiefs are reviewing a draft of the Pentagon survey.

Current and former armed forces service men and women who want to be part of the Alabama police force must be honorably discharged from service to qualify.

11.47am: Michael Gove has said he wants to make it easier for former members of the armed services to become teachers.

It seems strange that the Pentagon's current "don't ask, don't tell" policy encourages questions about whether former members of the armed services are gay, rather than their commitment to or qualifications for the job.

This allows for an estate to be exempt from inheritance tax if the deceased was a former member of the armed services who sustained illness or injury while serving in a war.

In February, Guardian Money featured a family who had received a cheque from HMRC for more than £20,000 after they made use of a little-known tax break benefiting some former members of the armed services who fell ill or were injured while serving in a war.

David Cameron came under attack not just from his political opponents, but also from a heckler in the audience who wanted to highlight the plight of former members of the armed services.