Sentence examples for military corps from inspiring English sources

ʿAbd Allāh created a new military corps, the mulazimiyah, of whose loyalty he felt confident.

That shredded the country's bureaucracy and senior military corps and embittered Sunnis, many of whom joined the insurgency.

The older military corps, however, remained intact and hostile to the new force, and Selim was therefore compelled to limit its size and use.

The Bektashis acquired political importance in the 15th century, when the order dominated the Janissaries, an elite Ottoman military corps recruited from Christian lands.

In the reign of King Chinhŭng (540 576) a unique military corps, called the Hwarangdo, was organized, and the military system was realigned.

He memorized Tennyson, taught younger boys about poker and romance, played baseball, and rose to the rank of captain in the school's military corps.

He was a member of the military training corps, and the guns were replicas.Phew.

They cite years of intensifying crackdowns on dissent and the news media, and purges of the military officer corps.

There was a study done, "The Psychology for the Fighting Man", and the military medical corps was investigating it but, for the military apparatus, men were machines.

There's no doubt that the United States has the most professional military officer corps in the world, and certainly the one with the most combat experience.

So the tactical question always seems to be: If you're inevitably going to have a military officer corps, shouldn't Princetonians be included?