Sentence examples for providing field from inspiring English sources
Those arguments included concerns about battlefield fraternization, worries about the difficulty of providing field accommodations, and fears that male soldiers might feel compelled to protect female soldiers at the expense of military objectives.
Like on the kickoff he returned 27 yards late in the fourth quarter, providing field position that allowed Pittsburgh to be less conservative in its play-calling, to better protect a 24-19 lead.
Instituto de Investigação Agrária de Moçambique (Niassa) is also acknowledged for providing field to conduct the assays.
The conservation organisations were very supportive, providing field assistants and equipment that would be hard to obtain on a standard research council studentship budget.
Physiologist Jessica Meir, a postdoctoral researcher at the University of British Columbia in Canada who studies flight in bar-headed geese, agrees, praising the new study for finally providing field data to lay to rest the entrenched notion that the geese take advantage of tailwinds, as smaller migratory birds have been shown to do.
He proposes that the DND hands off the responsibility of investigating UFOs to the National Research Council and that the Director of Operations works as the coordinating agency between the DND units providing field investigations and the NRC.
"As most of the complications during [pregnancy and delivery] could be avoidable, the community health volunteers are actually providing field-level support until they reach the institutional health care service providers," he explains.
Secondly, a seven-man short term training team visited Saudi Arabia to provide field artillery and weapons locating radar (WLR) training to the Royal Saudi land force (RSLF).
In Baltimore, Flacco won games by managing them, allowing the No. 2-ranked defense, then led by Rex Ryan, to provide field position.
Wright and Conant (1995) provided field examples where the hydraulic fractures reoriented due to production.
This paper provides field evidence on the causal impact of past successes on future performances.
