Sentence examples for soviet origin from inspiring English sources

"If 70percentt of your military equipment is of Russian or Soviet origin, you are symbiotically linked to them for spares and ancillary equipment".

Most of the players are here: shady money men, journalists, hookers of Soviet origin, spies-turned-entrepreneurs, idealistic returnees, horny English language teachers.

The Russian position appeared intended to sow enough doubt to call into question additional pressure on Syria's government, and perhaps to cloud evidence that at least some of the country's arsenal was of Soviet origin.

The inventory is mostly of Soviet origin, such as MiG-29 fighters, SA-10 Grumble SAMs and SS-21 Scarab short-range ballistic missiles.

Nearby, piles of destroyed ammunition that Abkhaz officials said was of Soviet and American origin are strewn along dirt roads and grassy fields.

In a letter to Andranik, the noted Armenian writer Hovhannes Tumanyan praised him, while Bolshevik and Soviet statesman of Armenian origin Anastas Mikoyan wrote in his memoirs that "the name Andranik was surrounded by halo of glory".

In Know your Enemy (2001), a history of JIC, Cradock gave a non-nuanced account of the cold war: there could be no doubt in his mind about its origins and Soviet actions spoke louder than words.

These engineers would play a key role in the origins of Soviet aircraft manufacturer, Ilyushin.

From its origins in 1977 as a covert program to destabilize the Soviet Union through ethnic violence and radical Islam in Afghanistan, Soviet Georgia, Azerbaijan and Chechnya, a straight line can be drawn to the alleged perpetrator of the Orlando massacre from theories, practices and policies implemented by Brzezinski prior to the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan.

Now with six teams based outside of Russia, the K.H.L., formerly the Russian Superleague, with its origins dating to the Soviet era, is poised to lure more North American, Scandinavian and European talent.

Various theories trace the origins of bard music to Soviet prison camp songs, soldiers' ballads, prerevolutionary romances and even the songs of the wandering minstrels of centuries ago.