Sentence examples for means soldier from inspiring English sources

As a noun, "militar" means "soldier," but as a verb it doesn't have a direct equivalent in English.

Iran has condemned Jundallah, which means soldiers of God, as a terrorist organization with ties to Al Qaeda and narcotics traffickers.

So, to some degree, do most of the republic's main parties, and certainly Fianna Fáil - formed to fight the 1921 treaty - whose name means "soldiers of destiny".

There is even a slight chance that Fianna Fail -- the name means "soldiers of destiny" -- will achieve an overall majority in Parliament, which would be a first for any party since 1979.

The military brass here has long been associated with drug trafficking, but the coup last spring means soldiers now control the drug racket and the country itself, turning Guinea-Bissau in the eyes of some international counternarcotics experts into a nation where illegal drugs are sanctioned at the top.

Boys Don't Cry writer-director Kimberly Peirce has adapted the true story which centres on Brandon Ryan Phillippee), a soldier who returns home to Texas but is recalled through the military's "stop-loss" procedure - a requirement that means soldiers cannot retire even though their term of service is complete.

"We're headed toward a network-centric operation where everyone has true situational awareness," says Roberts. "That means soldiers and commanders in the field can change their minds about a mission using information as it comes in".

This means Soldiers who smoked had 42.0% lower odds of response compared to those who did not smoke.

In January, he decried the lack of equipment that meant soldiers could not train with modern weapons.

Maybe I'm being unfair, for I'm sure that when Romney complained in that video about freeloaders, he didn't mean soldiers.

For Huyghue and the U.F.L.'s principal investors, preparing for the future meant soldiering through a truncated season despite heavy financial losses.