Sentence examples for sort the army from inspiring English sources

There is the European beret, he explained, and the military model, which is the sort the Army is adopting.

Ohio State University police own a "mine-resistant ambush protected" (MRAP) vehicle (an armoured car of the sort the army used in Iraq) for "presence" on game days.Maryland and Utah are the only states with laws requiring regular reports on SWAT raids.

So while the political details of the new regime are being sorted out, the army of occupation will not be idle.

Instead, I go to Nottingham for the day to get a snapshot of the sort of work the army does.

IT IS not the sort of hardware the army's top brass would be comfortable seeing in the hands of their closest ally.

For it not only seized upon the Athenians, but upon all others, too, that held any sort of communication with the army.

But for how long can they suffer the sort of casualties that the army says it inflicted on them at Kilinochchi?

A battery of newly formed committees meet there to discuss security, negotiate with the army and sort out how to get people back to work.

Aldred wondered whether one solution might be to follow Pakistan's model and "give the army some sort of economic benefit".

Edith Fairweather, a pensioner, thinks corporal punishment and compulsory service with the army would sort out the teenage vandals.Yet zero-tolerance the idea that every piece of graffiti and every broken window should be followed up and investigated—does not much impress West Yorkshire police.

The main reason why Britain has no plausible armoured-car candidate of its own is that, until recently, the army thought the sort it now plans to buy was no longer needed.