Sentence examples for military workshop from inspiring English sources

He opted to live in India, but at the moment when Partition was announced he happened to be at a military workshop on the Pakistan side of the border.

The Writers Guild Foundation of Los Angeles runs the Military Veterans Writing Workshop, and New York University holds the Veterans Writing Workshop.

These cities contain military installations and workshops or factories that produce military goods.

We also have a ton of free programming including a staged reading of Beyond the Horizon by Associated Artist Ann Marie Dorr, a special works-in-progress showing of Strange Interlude (in partnership with Transport Group), a special Theater Making Workshop with Military Veterans co-led by Maurice Decaul and United War Veterans Council, and an O'Neill Pub crawl with biographer Robert M. Dowling.

The endowment said it would hold about 20 writing workshops at military bases, with writers including Jeff Shaara, Tom Clancy, Tobias Wolff and Richard Bausch taking part.

"They seek to effect this change by targeting Dr Behnke for his role in drafting APA policy, by falsely claiming that Dr Behnke conducted ethics workshops for military psychologists unbeknownst to APA, and by absurdly casting Dr Behnke as the individual responsible for APA's policy development on the issue of interrogations," Freeh said.

Iranian officials have said that the inspectors are allowed to visit each of the country's 17 declared nuclear facilities, warehouses and related workshops, but not military bases and other locations that have nothing to do with its nuclear program.

The famed director Peter Sellars drew on weeks of workshops with American military veterans to transfer the story from ancient Greece to the modern United States, and to explore the difficulties that returning soldiers have in leaving the traumas of war on the battlefield.

The endowment expects to hold 20 or so workshops at American military installations between now and next spring (Camp Lejeune was the second stop; the first was Fort Drum in upstate New York in June), with a formidable roster of participating writers selected by an independent panel of editors appointed by the endowment.

Moreover, Guevara established health clinics, workshops to teach military tactics, and a newspaper to disseminate information.

This program brought distinguished writers to military installations to conduct writing workshops.