Sentence examples for of leading combatants from inspiring English sources

The sheer proliferation of leading combatants has transformed this race.

The sheer proliferation of leading combatants has transformed this race For this novel spectacle, we have been prepared by five years of comparatively stable coalition.

During that period, two institutions emerged as the leading combatants of all subsequent loyalty drives: the F.B.I. and the American Civil Liberties Union.

Nor is Stone to be trusted on Washington or Moscow, where the cold war's leading combatants made their decisions.

Accompanying them was one of the bill's strongest supporters, Marjorie Dannenfelser, the president of the Susan B. Anthony List, a small but savvy group that has emerged as a leading combatant in the abortion wars.

John Kenneth Galbraith called Alsop "the leading non-combatant casualty of Vietnam" after Lyndon Johnson.

He championed campaign-finance reform, but when he ran for reëlection in 1904 he accepted contributions from most of the leading robber barons, and he rewarded one of his old railroad-trust combatants, E. H. Harriman, who had ponied up generously, with a one-on-one evening at the White House whose content even Morris doesn't presume to know.

There is a sort of migration of combatants".

The programme has been established in consultation with the Afghan New Beginnings Programme (ANBP) which is leading on the disarmament of former combatants across Afghanistan.

Band is a proponent for the Sustained surface combatant capability and the creation of new ships to maintain the Royal Navy as one of the world's leading navies.

The displacement of populations, food insecurity leading to transactional and survival sex, where sex was exchanged for basic survival with an element of exploitation by older, and wealthier men, and rape by combatants were considered to be the key drivers of the high prevalence of HIV in post-conflict Northern Uganda [ 4].