Sentence examples for low military from inspiring English sources
The standard of proof in an Article 32 hearing is relatively low, military law experts say.
Europeans have benefited from low military spending, protected by NATO and the American nuclear umbrella.
But as Wired's Spencer Ackerman argues, the difference between a "high" United States involvement and a "low" military commitment may prove more semantic than meaningful.
Americans were stunned by the achievement, and many blamed Eisenhower for the administration's insistence on low military budgets and its failure to develop a space program.
Douglas Hattaway, a spokesman for Mr. Gore, said that low military pay was a problem then, too and that there were about 19,400 service people on food stamps in 1991, in President George Bush's administration.
The age of "intimidation by bomb" was born, and with it the dream that killing a high enough percentage of a civilian population from the air would destroy a country and win a war with low military casualties.
See articleAmerican forces recorded their lowest military death toll in Iraq since the invasion of the country in 2003; 19 were killed in May.
Sixty-five percent had a rank below sergeant (i.e., had one of the 4 lowest military pay grades, E1 through E4).
Asian enlistment rates have historically been low, and military officials have been trying to raise those numbers.
The main targets of these developments are low performing military and civilian applications like survey cameras.
The interviewees, primarily the low level military police on duty at Abu Ghraib prison who participated in and photographed the torture of Iraqi prisoners deep inside the war zone, are talking to you.
