Sentence examples for separating soldiers from inspiring English sources

The reasons the writers cite for keeping the pension benefit — that service members typically cannot build home equity, have trouble finding work for their spouses and have difficulty finding civilian employment — are equally good reasons for the Pentagon to offer better assistance to all separating soldiers.

"The Army's Soldier for Life Program that is intended to help separating soldiers transition into new careers didn't offer much career-specific guidance on the software developer field.

Recognizing that they needed to cut fix costs as fast as possible, Army leaders doubled the rate at which they planned to separate soldiers from the service to 20,000 annually, moving forward the year when end-strength would reach the planned 490,000 to 2015.

As Webb would later write in her memoirs, "On the Other Side: 23 Days With the Viet Cong," there wasn't all that much that separated soldier from prisoner.

The Israeli military said he had breached the barrier separating the soldiers from protesters.

By separating the soldiers into heavy-combat PTSD and light-combat PTSD groups, he was able to strongly link the serious health problems to combat stress.

"It is unreasonable to separate soldiers who fight shoulder to shoulder after their deaths," Stern told me Sunday by phone.

Held close to the time and place of capture, these enabled the military to separate soldiers from civilians caught up in the chaos of war by allowing prisoners to present their case to a military review board, and to call witnesses.

The painting, below, called "The Taking of Christ" or "The Kiss of Judas," was made by Caravaggio in the early 17th century, and depicts Jesus and his apostles John and Judas as they are being separated by soldiers.

So while Bauer may be what George Orwell was thinking of when he said: "People sleep peaceably in their beds at night only because rough men stand ready to do violence on their behalf"; Mackey sees himself as the line that separates the soldiers from the civilians, he claims to make deals to keep the peace, to prevent civilians getting caught in the crossfire of thugs who are beyond redemption.

Of course not, as he would not wish to separate the soldiers from the cause for which they fought.