Sentence examples for increase soldiers from inspiring English sources

We must, on many fronts, increase soldiers' social status, that they get the respect they deserve.

The United States military is even exploring the possibility of using such cognitive training to increase soldiers' capacities.

At the same time, he said that Mohseni's programs are helping the Taliban: "The Taliban actually show some of these programs to people in villages and say, 'These programs are anti-Islamic and they are infidels.' In fact, these kinds of programs increase soldiers for the Taliban.... Saad will be in Dubai or America, and Afghanistan will be in the hands of the Taliban".

Military robots are able to greatly increase soldiers' "situational awareness" by, for instance, surveying buildings before soldiers enter.

"To increase soldier retention, the Army funded a number of very generous bonus programs," Bender, the California Guard's director of government relation, wrote in an email last week to members of the California Legislature.

It is not clear whether money will be available to increase police wages, which average around $500 a month, although the government has increased soldiers' pay.Some of the government's opponents dismiss the military operations as political grandstanding.

Two primer pheromone candidates, ɣ-cadinene (CAD) and its aldehyde ɣ-cadinenal (ALD) have been identified in R. flavipes soldier head extract (SHE), which, when applied in combination with JH, increases soldier caste differentiation [ 7, 12].

" He cited a "stigma reduction program" started in 2007 that "resulted in about a 40percentt increase in soldiers willing to come forward saying they have some symptoms of post-traumatic stress".

Many people dispute such characterizations, portraying him as a skilled commander who helped devise and then carried out the counterinsurgency strategy that, with the increase in soldiers that President George W. Bush announced in January 2007, helped stem the sectarian violence.

As head of that body, he sponsored a number of reforms, among them the introduction of a lighter musket, the reduction of the number of infantry pikemen balanced by a corresponding increase in soldiers armed with firearms, and the elevation of grenadiers into an elite force.

While it is no surprise that we have seen an increase in soldiers with TBI/PTS, it is also important to understand what it means, and to also show how most who suffer with this injury are coping day to day, be it in the civilian world or while they are still serving the nation.