Sentence examples for individual army from inspiring English sources

Haupt was dismayed to find individual Army commanders managing supply trains to suit their own convenience.

"No matter how much you look at an individual army ant," Dr. Couzin said, "you will never get a sense that when you put 1.5 million of them together, they form these bridges and columns.

This is not to say that individual army commanders are not corrupt, but disciplinary action is often taken against them, unlike in other countries in the region.Meanwhile Aung San Suu Kyi loses internal support because of her intransigence.

Pentagon officials said other options included assigning the Marine Corps a major piece of the long-term peacekeeping operation -- though it has traditionally been an expeditionary force that seizes territory but does not hold it for lengthy periods -- or turning to individual Army battalions or brigades if they have not yet seen duty in Iraq.

Most of the trees which line the approaches to the Shrine bear plaques commemorating individual Army units, naval vessels or Air Force squadrons, placed there by veterans' groups.

These units formed the largest organizational blocks within individual armies, and would serve as the primary means for field commanders to control their forces in the enormous battles that were to come.

Rather, it's that RIMPAC suggests that we're beginning to treat national militaries a little more like the individual armies once levied by local lords, barons, and dukes, who have to be called up and summoned by a distant King or Queen to face any serious existential threat to the realm.

Our cultural landmarks will be supported by private individuals with private armies.

Powerful and ambitious nobles, such as Warwick the Kingmaker, each with his own private army and with no common objective, took the law into their own hands and struggled for individual power.

"The army won't stay here forever".Armed lashkars, or "village-defence committees" to employ the less aggressive term now in vogue, are being set up across Swat as unpaid private armies to guard individual districts.

I can't discuss the medical needs of an individual," an army spokeswoman, Lt Col Alayne Conway, told NBC.