Sentence examples for manual that was from inspiring English sources
Tells about President Jose Napoleon Duarte of El Salvador meeting with rebel leaders&the C.I.A. manual that was distributed to rebels in Nicaragua, 2 subjects that Mondale assailed Reagan with in the 2nd debate.
The six-speed is a big improvement over the notchy five-speed manual that was added to the 230 Kompressor last year, but its shift action is more mushy than crisp, and it sometimes balked at sliding smoothly into gear.
"The horse guards' original roots date back to the 1700's, and recruits are still taught with the same cavalry manual that was used in the 1800's," he said.
The Army Training and Doctrine Command recently distributed the new fitness policy to the entire Army, officially replacing a physical fitness field manual that was first published in 1992.
Colonel Meese's opposing argument is that warfare cannot be divorced from its political, economic and psychological dimensions — the view advanced in the bible of counterinsurgents, the U.S. Army/Marine Corps Counterinsurgency Field Manual that was revised under General Petraeus in 2006.
Even if this hybrid were hobbled by fewer footnotes, had better battery life, and came with a manual that wasn't an incoherent wreck, it wouldn't do anything to stop the slide in camcorder sales.
The Panasonic recorder comes with a 140-page manual that is only slightly less scary than a Stephen King novella.
They organized instruction courses in Panama, South America, and the Caribbean, and published a survival manual that is still in print today.
He and several other mental health professionals have written a manual that is intended to help people prepare for the anniversary, available through their Web site, www.holdthedoor.com.holdthedoor.com
He is also being recognized for assembling these tools, called recombinant DNA methods, in a manual that is now used by scientists all over the world.
Industry experts liken the database to an "operating manual" that is critical to being able to respond to an accident or technical problem, particularly if they involve components thousands of metres under the water.
