Sentence examples for public army from inspiring English sources

From January 2010 to December 2011, a total of 37 HC trainers were trained during three TtTtTs (13 in January 2010, 12 in July 2011, and 12 in October 2011): 27 were from primary HCs, five from hospitals (public, army, police, Christian Health Association of Malawi), two from the Zomba District Health Office and three from Dignitas International.

The public, the army and the Shalit family could all pressure the government.

Ballmer refused to cooperate with him, and Maxwell had to do battle with Microsoft's public relations army.

Defying the city's public relations army, he wrote an exposé of how many hotels on the Strip covertly stash and serve the illegal ingredient shark's fin.

The creative team rightly maintain that the swingeing satiric attack on the Establishment – aristocracy, public schools, army, church, House of Lords – has become freshly topical with the resurgence in Britain of class privilege.

Paris's public relations army has had to explain why she allegedly appears in an amateur porn tape, à la the infamous Pamela Anderson and Tommy Lee video, that's reportedly making the rounds.

Using their one public case, army officials have pointed to what they consider the positive aftermath of the Obaiyat assassination; the shooting from Beit Sahur onto the Israeli Army outpost dwindled to almost nothing.

More to the point, both men's wives wear the Muslim headscarf, which in accordance with Ataturk's secular tradition is banned in all public buildings.The army, always suspicious of the AK Party because of its Islamist roots, deemed the prospect of such a president a threat to the secular republic.

Soon after the memo became public, the army demanded that the government investigate allegations that the memo was orchestrated by Husain Haqqani, then Pakistan's ambassador to the United States and a close aide to Mr. Zardari — a charge Mr. Haqqani denied as he was recalled from his post.

But privately, officials said the outlook was extremely bleak, with an Israeli public and army outraged by the confluence of three events: the destruction by Palestinians on Saturday of the holy site known as Joseph's Tomb; the kidnapping of three Israeli soldiers on the border with Lebanon; and the Palestinian uprising of the last 10 days.

As Egypt's military plays an increasingly active role in the country's public life, army scientists made a shocking announcement on February 23, claiming to find a miracle cure for AIDS, among other diseases.