Sentence examples for naval establishment from inspiring English sources

After World War II an additional naval establishment was built toward the Bill of Portland.

In 1999, a sheriff in Greenock, Strathclyde, handed down not guilty verdicts against three women charged with causing £80,000 damage to Trident submarine computer equipment at a naval establishment on Loch Goil.

"We could not conceive that in a naval establishment of the most powerful nation in the world, champion of democracy, things like this could happen," read an editorial in a union bulletin, "and much less [that it would] use methods and systems of terror".

We now will keep our promise to publish our eleven other suggestions for winning the war: 1: Decide on a standard military fitness for the Army...2: Evacuate the Stork Club naval establishment; 3: Never announce an impending shortage 4: Invade Occupied France on Bastille Day: 5: Mobilize American guerillas, and train them to repel invaders.

Already by 1182 the Byzantines had to pay Venetian mercenaries to crew some of their galleys, but in the 1180s, as the bulk of the Komnenian naval establishment persisted, expeditions of 70 100 ships are still recorded in contemporary sources.

This, together with a similar agreement made by Isaac II Angelos (1185 1195 and 1203 1204) with Venice the next year, in which the Republic would provide 40 100 galleys at six months' notice in exchange for favourable trading concessions, is a telling indication that the Byzantine government was aware of the inadequacy of its own naval establishment.

Through financial control of the royal household and of the military and naval establishments, he increased their efficiency.

With the acquisition of naval establishments at Halifax, Nova Scotia, and Esquimalt, B.C., his department became responsible for developing the Canadian navy and was influential in terminating the practice of appointing a British officer to command the Canadian militia.

It is too near naval establishments, India says.Belgium swings rightBelgium's Flemish Liberals, led by the country's incumbent prime minister, Guy Verhofstadt, did best in a general election, so the ruling coalition looks set to stay in office.

In contrast to the Republicans, the Democratic platform advocated membership in the League of Nations "as the surest, if not the only, practicable means of maintaining the permanent peace of the world and terminating the insufferable burden of great military and naval establishments".

In another sense we seek to find lessons and to avoid pitfalls in the future to evolve constructive suggestions for the protection of our national security, and to determine whether there were failures in our own military and naval establishments which in any measure may have contributed to the extent and intensity of the disaster".