Sentence examples for strong combat from inspiring English sources

A retired American general, Barry McCaffrey, recently argued that, while Mr Maliki's failure might bring the country to full-blown civil war in a matter of months, the new Iraqi army needed strong combat backup from the Americans for at least another two, and maybe as many as five, years, before it could stand on its own feet.So why the optimism?

MPAA rating: R, for strong combat violence throughout, bloody images, and language.

The Security Council will have to give those forces stronger combat authority and better equipment "because you never know what's going to happen on the ground".

Myanmar pledges stronger combat against child malnutrition 15/52013: The Government of Myanmar reinforces its commitment in the fight against child malnutrition by signing the Membership Letter to join the global Scaling up Nutrition (SUN) movement countries.

Myanmar Pledges Stronger Combat against Child Malnutrition NAYPYITAW, Myanmar, 15 May 2013 - The Government of Myanmar reinforces its commitment in the fight against child malnutrition by signing the Membership Letter to join the global Scaling up Nutrition (SUN) movement countries.

Cottard, who accepts the plague as too strong to combat and who thinks the "health teams" are a waste of time, is clearly someone who "collaborates" in the fate of the city.

MPAA rating: R, for strong frontier combat and violence, including gory images, a sexual assault, language and brief nudity.

Strap work is very popular in the military and is used as a way to throw in some challenging body weight movements to keep the cadets strong for combat.

On the first assumption, Hamas and Islamic Jihad proved themselves to be better prepared and stronger in combat than the Israeli army anticipated.

Jones writes of visiting training fields near Kabul, where Illinois National Guardsmen -- "big, strong, camouflaged, combat-booted, supersized American men" -- put Afghan trainees through the paces.

I disagree with those disability leaders who oppose strong efforts to combat genetic diseases.