Sentence examples for military imperative from inspiring English sources

Before the breathable waterproof coat became a fashion item, it was a medical and military imperative.

Not only has military competition led to space exploration, but the lack of a military imperative can doom such efforts.

Yet they emphasized that previously reluctant partners, including Mali itself, were convinced of the military imperative after months of inconclusive meetings and discussions.

Several Syrian Army checkpoints are strung along the asphalt, a bid to keep ground supply lines open — a military imperative for Mr. Assad in part because his government's helicopter fleet has been thinned, making aerial resupply difficult.

The cold war led directly to the innovations behind modern computing and personal technology, and the internet, of course.But the fact that the military contributed directly to a discovery does not mean that whatever military imperative led to the contribution can claim to have boosted economic growth on net.

His own experience and his subsequent interviews led him to conclude that the bombing had been ordered more to enhance the careers of senior officers than for any military imperative, and he later wrote about the ethics of bombing in the context of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Tokyo and Dresden, as well as Iraq.

But political pressure in Iraq to end the American occupation gradually came to dominate military imperatives.

In the perennial tug-of-war between civilian aspirations and military imperatives, score one for the Pentagon.

It has shown that it is unable to rein in the US presence, and can only fall in line with America's military imperatives.

Subordinating developmental goals to its political and military imperatives, the colonial state cooperated with the dominant social classes, the members of which became the major beneficiaries of agricultural colonization.

The accelerated drawdown will dismay American and British commanders in Kabul, who have privately expressed concern that the White House is now being driven by political rather than military imperatives.