Sentence examples for guard which has from inspiring English sources

Ahmadinejad has close ties to the Guard, which has gone along with post-election repression.

A search and rescue operation is currently underway by the Turkish coast guard, which has deployed boats and helicopters to search for survivors, Reuters reported.

It was common for members of the Guard — which has about 300 full-time members based here — to retreat to places like IHOP to escape "the tyranny of the in-box," as the base's commander, Brig.

The director, Gen. Valentin Korabelnikov, left, had held the post since 1997 and had been considered a leader of the military's old guard, which has resisted the Kremlin's plans to streamline the armed forces.

Yet, at the end of the ground war, the Bush administration allowed much of Iraq's army to escape -- especially the Republican Guard, which has sustained Mr. Hussein in power ever since.

A spokesman for the United States Coast Guard, which has lead authority for a cleanup on the Arthur Kill -- the waterway separating Staten Island and New Jersey -- said any gasoline not burned in the fire would evaporate quickly and was unlikely to have a lasting impact on the environment.

They said the Special Republican Guard, which had been kept in Baghdad to protect the leadership, seemed to be dissolving.

General Saleh had been a commander in the Republican Guard, which had special loyalty to Mr. Hussein, before being named to command the 38th Infantry Division.

The mechanized Third Infantry Division's progress was never seriously challenged by the vaunted tank brigades of the Medina Division of the Republican Guard, which had been pounded by days of precision airstrikes and artillery barrages.

But Park Geun Hye, the leader of the Grand National Party, the legislature's conservative old guard, which had just been demoted to minority status, said her party would "await and respect the decision of the Constitutional Court".

But the stodgy LDP old guard, which had presided over two decades of economic stagnation, bore as much of the blame as the reformist Mr Koizumi.Jiro Yamaguchi, of Hokkaido University in northern Japan, argues that Mr Koizumi, while trying to trim the budget deficit, failed to do enough to strengthen the social-security system to shield people from the effects of deregulated wages and job losses.