Sentence examples for instance of military from inspiring English sources

Although his dislike of Ewing was well established, and Bingham was genuinely horrified by what he viewed as an instance of military tyranny embodied in Order No. 11, the artist was occupied with his duties as state treasurer, and with a new commission for a portrait of the Union general Nathaniel Lyon.

The head of the army spoke out against the statute and was fired, in the first instance of military dissent for a quarter of a century.Maria Dolores de Cospedal, the PP's general secretary, argues that some points in the new statute violate the constitution.

Dermal absorption is seen principally in the instance of military veterans who have been exposed to munitions containing depleted uranium and suffered puncture wounds (Bleise et al. 2003).

General Ham said there had been some "localized wavering" of government forces, notably in Ajdabiya, to the east, but so far only isolated instances of military or government officials defecting to the opposition.

And during his two years in power, there have been several instances of military aims over-riding economic ones: the closure of the industrial park at Kaesong, run jointly with the South; the cancelling of an American aid-deal with a long-range rocket launch; and the snubbing of China's influence by carrying out a third nuclear test.

Take a look at the instances of western military intervention has made people's lives worse.

Make a chart comparing and contrasting various instances of current military occupation around the world.

Dangerous Brinkmanship, a policy report released by the European Leadership Network, cited 40 recent instances of "close military encounters between Russia and the West".

At Turkey's request, NATO convened an urgent meeting of allies to discuss the downing of the jet, a move seen by Putin as another instance of the Western military alliance encroaching on his traditional "sphere of influence".

In 2009, for instance, a major survey of military personnel, the Millennium Cohort Study, found that 14 percent of troops who had deployed reported new breathing problems, compared with 10 percent among those who had not deployed.

For instance, in secure communications of military information or intelligence of espionage activities, the key information is expected to be as briefly as possible to ensure short durations.