Sentence examples for groups army from inspiring English sources
To support this view, Mr O'Hanlon argues persuasively that holding back a North Korean advance would be less arduous a military task than Pentagon planners seem to assume.This scaling down of Pentagon goals, he argues, should allow a reduction in the size, though not the number, of the armed forces' components carrier groups, army divisions and so on.
But according to activists and eyewitnesses interviewed by the BBC, other media and human rights groups, army shelling paved the way for a concerted ground attack by the shabiha.
Year in, year out, there was resistance to conquest, and rebellion against occupation, often followed by mutiny and revolt – by individuals, groups, armies and entire peoples.
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On Facebook, the online social network, Lebanese have created groups of army supporters.
Groups with army ties have staged demonstrations denouncing Geo's slurs.
Mr. Bush has called these small religious groups his army of compassion and credits them with giving more help to the needy and the poor with far less money than more traditional social service groups.
The package has prompted friction over conditions for the aid — like greater civilian oversight of the military and demands that Pakistan drop support for militant groups — which army officers and politicians considered infringements on Pakistan's sovereignty.
Erdoğan's assaults on press freedom reflect similar treatment meted out to the judiciary, civil society groups, the army and security services, which are widely seen as having lost independence from government diktat.
His comments come as armed men, who Mr Putin says are not Russian troops but pro-Russian self-defence groups, surround army bases in Crimea.
The small groups of army defectors and civilian volunteers weren't a match for Syria's military, but they provided a pretext for Assad to escalate his repression.
