Most tribes ranked war exploits, but they did not all evaluate particular deeds alike.
The media fixates on "ranking wars," in which colleges ratings depend on the number of students they exclude.
Eldon was among the first to document famine in Somalia; he had risen rapidly through the ranks of war photographers, with spreads in Time, Newsweek, and Stern.
The rapid, thirtyfold expansion (to some 96,000 sailors of all ranks by war's end, as well as some 6,500 women), plus the effort to get large numbers of ships to sea often before they were fully combat effective led to an equipment and training crisis in the spring of 1943.
WASHINGTON — From Uncle Sam saying "I want YOU" through "Be All You Can Be" to today's "Army Strong," the United States Army has tailored its recruiting strategy to fill its ranks in war and in peace, in the years of the draft and with an all-volunteer force.
And even amid some good news for Nato – after withdrawing from Nato's military command structure in 1966, France recently rejoined its ranks – the war's worsening terms have expended what little public support existed across Europe to risk its troops' lives.
Set in postwar Europe, this bleak film (written by Graham Greene) sets forth the proposition that the corruption inherent in humanity means that the ranks of war are never closed.
There has been a good deal of negative news surrounding the Heineken Cup of late, but yesterday's bulletin from Leinster, the three-time champions, was grimmer than anything generated by the massed ranks of warring committee-roomers.
And I totally get the seeming unfairness of ignoring the policies while the military wanted to enhance its ranks while wars were being fought.
IGN, Next Generation Magazine, and PC World ranked Halo Wars as one of the most anticipated showings at E3. On September 10 , 2008 Ensemble Studios announced that it would close after Halo Wars completion.
