Sentence examples for military evolution from inspiring English sources

The two men are part of a military evolution spanning more than half a century, from rearmament in the divided Germany of the 1950s through the cold war, which placed hundreds of thousands of young German soldiers on either side of the Iron Curtain, and on to a reunification that was not just geographic and political but also created a single army bonded by conscription.

The result looks like an urban survivalist take on Destiny, and if the server tech can handle the load, this could be the military shooter evolution we've all been waiting for.

Clint Walker's company, New Evolution Military Ordnance, became one of the newest entrants in the business within the last couple of years, joining a roster of companies that included Montana Rifle, McGowen Precision Barrels and SI Defense.

In a sign of this political evolution, senior military officers, including the program's executive officer, Maj.

The exosuit (an imaginative evolution of military technology that's already in development) sits at the core of Advance Warfare, redefining both halves of the game's offering: the single player campaign (Call of Duty: the movie) and the online competitive multiplayer (Call of Duty: the sport).

But as the evolution of military commissions illustrates, this scrutiny, and the legitimating alterations by the other branches of government that it brought, led us to a place where President Obama, seized of the responsibilities of the presidency, has been able to embrace these policies and confer on them a legitimacy that his predecessor never could have.

The military superintendents continued the evolution of park policies and conservation measures initiated by the first civilian administrators.

It is a crime for a person to be present at or to attend any meeting or assembly organized for the participants to train or drill themselves or to be trained or drilled "in the use of arms... or for the purpose of practising military exercises, movements or evolutions".

Organizing this unprecedented campaign against terror will no doubt require the next evolution in American military policy.

Latimer sets his history of the battle against a rich background of the evolution of British military doctrine, tactics, technology and organization.

Instead, they theorize that the ancient Israelites emerged gradually and peacefully from among the region's general population -- a demographic evolution, not a military invasion.