Sentence examples for frontier campaign from inspiring English sources
This was to some degree understandable: the frontier campaign was unpopular in Pakistan, the army was coming off badly against the irregulars, and making deals with rebels was, after all, how the frontier had been contained for 150 years.
The Second Treaty of Fort Stanwix (also called the Treaty with the Six Nations) came after the American Revolution, during which the powerful Iroquois had been considerably weakened by the American frontier campaign.
From a pre-war establishment strength of a HQ plus eight companies, after the 1915 North West Frontier campaign the battalion comprised only a HQ company and four rifle companies.
"This makes a cross-frontier campaign essential.
Welcome to the new frontier of campaign journalism, a never-ceasing stream of political events that anyone can broadcast or access with nothing but a smartphone.
So while they're poised to become the next frontier in campaigning, they also represent yet another avenue for unaccountable money.
This method is reckoned to give a better idea of the real errors and uncertainties in polling predictions.As for the internet, this remains an important frontier in this campaign, says Harold Ickes, once Bill Clinton's deputy chief of staff and now president of Catalist, a company that provides voter data to left-leaning organisations.
This fall a small organization dedicated to engaging young people in politics, New Era Colorado, is making headlines by wielding a familiar tool on a new frontier: crowdfunding a campaign to outplay a major player in the coal industry that's attempting to buy (another) election in the small city of Boulder, Colorado.
Wyoming Massacre, (July 3 , 1778, during the American Revolution, the killing of 360 American settlers in the Wyoming Valley of Pennsylvania, part of the stepped-up British campaign of frontier attacks in the West.
For this to happen, the O&G industry must overcome the constraints of the current exploration model that it employs, especially those related to the large risk of exploration campaigns in frontier areas.
Following a lull during the 350s while Shapur fought off nomad attacks on Persia's northern frontier, he launched a new campaign in 359 and again captured Amida.
