Sentence examples for military mindset from inspiring English sources

That sentence apparently did nothing to erode a military mindset that sees only enemies.

Clovis Brigagão of Candido Mendes University in Rio says peacekeeping encourages "the democratisation of the military mindset.

But the military mindset has changed: undocumented Muslim men travelling through southern Thailand, where a Muslim-led separatist insurgency has raged for five years, are now a no-no.

(Zinoman) 'DEFIANCE' The second play in John Patrick Shanley's cycle of morality dramas that began with "Doubt," this ambitious tale of racial relations and the military mindset on a North Carolina marine base feels both overcrowded and oddly diffuse.

A comic masterpiece that's also deeply serious and perceptive about the mad military mindset of those times, Dr Strangelove's genius endures even as we bury the weapons we once feared so much.

That assessment may have been trashed, but the spirit behind it clearly lives on in the US military mindset and on the right of the US political spectrum - a disturbing and volatile mix.

In Harrogate in north Yorkshire, he wrote in his autobiography, he addressed 200 serving officers about "subversive" leftwing politics: the anti-nuclear, anti-military mindset of an increasing number of Labour figures, including Mullin, Corbyn and Tony Benn.

Despite all the discussion in media and the recent announcement of a $7.5 billion aid package for the country, Americans are fretting about the dogmas that entangle the Pakistani military's mindset.

JH: Right, and I was familiar with the military thinking and mindset, but I also had a civilian mindset because I'd lived through 9/11.

Britain must maintain a flexible capability to adapt to future threats and there should be a break from the military and political mindset of cold war politics, that prepared for war in space and cyber space.

This case provides a rare in-depth perspective inside the mindset of military leaders as they face the ongoing, multi-decade epidemic of sexual assault within the U.S. Military.