Sentence examples for reliable army from inspiring English sources

When Hideyoshi died in 1598, Ieyasu had the largest, most reliable army and the most productive and best organized domain in all Japan.

Creating a reliable army and dampening down the insurgency will keep America at full stretch in Iraq at least through 2006.Another year and then?

ship times, albeit for a few years out in a best case scenario, but UPS also now appears to be interested in replacing its reliable army of brown-shorted carriers with repurposed evil mindless deathbots.

Creating a reliable national army would take at least six or seven years.

Left in a security vacuum without a reliable police or army force to protect them, frustrated citizens in Zuwara have joined together in a bid to take back power.

In one of his World War I remembrances, he told a French radio station that Europe needs a "true European army" at a time when the United States is a less reliable ally.

The French admitted to only 133 executions and the Germans 48, but these figures may not be reliable as both armies had problems with discipline.

Established in the 18th century, Ordnance Survey was originally intended to provide the army with reliable maps to help put down rebellion and invasion.

Unlike the various autocratic Arab potentates the US and other western states lean on to keep the oil flowing and their populations in check, Israel is an utterly reliable ally with a proven military record against Arab armies.

By contrast, the British army was a reliable steady force of professionals.

He said that he "had reliable secret information" that an army coup was in the works and that he had tried to head it off by replacing General Musharraf with someone more loyal.