Sentence examples for internal combat from inspiring English sources

In previous White Houses, officials downplayed this sort of internal combat, insisting that everyone was united around the President's agenda.

The story was one of many then detailing the internal combat between Gary Cohn, Trump's top economic adviser, and Bannon.

Whereas the mission of army troops is national -- they exist to defend against foreign threats -- paramilitaries are used for internal combat.

Not the least of those problems is "internal combat" among First Boston's factions, said Roy Smith, a finance professor at New York University and a former partner at Goldman , Sachs

Director Michael Cuesta made us feel every second of Brody's internal combat, and the queasy doubts the character felt both before and after he'd finally fixed the broken vest were perfectly captured by Lewis.

Mr. Nabil inherits one of the better performing institutions in Afghanistan with a broad mandate to ensure internal security, combat terrorism and fight organized crime, which includes intelligence gathering inside Afghanistan and abroad, and managing tens of thousands of agents.

In 1949 he tried to organize a bloc of Latin American countries committed to democratic government in order to combat internal and external antidemocratic elements.

Several key figures in the White House and the state department had to be convinced that Montenegro had taken sufficient steps to combat internal corruption and strengthen democratic, civilian control of its military before they supported a commitment to protect Montenegro against attack, the guarantee at the heart of the Nato alliance.

Created by President John F. Kennedy in the 1960s, the Green Berets have as one of their core missions what is called "foreign internal defense" — using combat, mentoring, language and cross-cultural skills to train local forces in rugged environments, as they are today in missions conducted quietly in dozens of nations around the world.

In addition to those for vertical stability, researchers proposed installing a second set of internal coils to combat a troubling phenomenon in superhot fusion plasma called edge-localized modes, or ELMs.

The irony now is that the same complaints that small companies have been making for years that short-sellers are not playing by the rules are now coming out of some of the biggest U.S. financial institutions, and some of the same ones the SEC is asking to shore up internal controls to combat the spread of false rumors on their trading desks.