Sentence examples for institutional army from inspiring English sources

Lind worries that Shinseki's new Stryker Brigades may be coöpted by the institutional Army.

"However, the institutional Army, to include our organizational designs and our personnel system, is essentially the same as before 9/11".

Michael O'Hanlon, a specialist on military issues at the Brookings Institution, told me, "The people in the institutional Army feel they don't have the luxury of deciding troop levels, or even participating in the debate.

It showed that McKiernan, whose reputation is that of a competent but unimaginative creature of the institutional Army, could adapt wisely to a volatile situation and even tell his civilian bosses what they didn't want to hear.

When September 11th happened, it occurred at just a moment when Rumsfeld was deep in battle with the institutional Army and much of the rest of the American military.

The institutional Army has a certain, almost reflexive impulse in preparing for war, embedded in the Powell doctrine, which insists upon a set of criteria, including the application of overwhelming force.

His photoshoot with Cameron will be a celebration not of new politics, but of more conventional forms of power – the kinds that remain safely locked up inside the executive, the army and institutional elites.

Not until the army's institutional thinking changes or its hold becomes weaker can Pakistan be expected to make a transition to democratic rule.

In spite of having the public support to make peace, Sharif lacks the institutional backing of the army to improve relations with India or take action against the Jihadist groups.

The list excluded people living in institutional households such as army barracks, hospitals, police camps etc. Households included in the survey were selected from the EA household lists, with the sample being proportional to the total number of households in the EA.

Mr. Bush's institutional support translates into an army of foot soldiers.