Sentence examples for general van from inspiring English sources

And General van der Merwe never told me what they admitted in court now in regard to this specific case.

General van der Merwe said that also, in public statements recently when he was charged with this attempted murder.

Over the weekend, General Van approached American officials seeking asylum but was refused, according to a person with knowledge of the matter who spoke anonymously because of the sensitive nature of the subject.

In 1955 the first detailed attempt to interpret the shape of the general van Rhijn luminosity function was made by the Austrian-born American astronomer Edwin E. Salpeter, who pointed out that the change in slope of this function near MV = +3.5 is most likely the result of the depletion of the stars brighter than this limit.

The general van Genuchten model provides the second best fit to all tests and is rated either first or second best model by identification criteria.

(In general, Van der waals' attraction is nearly two orders of magnitude weaker than metallic bonding [30].) The latter are valued at κ = 5.18 × 10−12 and 5.24 × 10−12 m2 N−1, i.e., an incompressibility of 193 and 191 GPa, respectively, according to local density approximation calculation [31].

As governor-general, van Heutsz brought the rest of the outer islands under direct control and thereafter was able to attract international investors.

It began to recover after the new governor-general, van Imhoff, "colonised" Tangerang.

Some philosophical defenses of intentionalism appeal to a voluntaristic account of responsibilities in general (Van Zyl 2002).

Governor General Van Vollenhoven wrote in 1917 that, "the chiefs have no power of their own of any kind because there are not two authorities in the circle: French authority and indigenous authority; there is only one.

North Vietnamese General Van Tien Dung believed his tank and artillery units in the Central Highlands were the key factors that guaranteed a quick victory, because South Vietnam simply lacked the capability to withstand such large numbers of heavy weaponry.