Sentence examples for support army from inspiring English sources

During the operation in Afghanistan last week, members of the Seals had been called in to support Army Rangers who were trying to capture or kill a Taliban leader and others believed responsible for planting roadside bombs.

The navy has not been left out, with a C$1.1 billion ($1.1 billion) refit for a dozen frigates and a C$2.9 billion contract for three ships to support army operations.

He was appointed Director, Materiel Supply and Distribution (Army), a post which became Director, Materiel Support (Army) in 1997 as a result of re-organisation, based in Andover, Hampshire.

Hagerstrom proposed that air assets be used against strategic targets in North Vietnam while the Westmoreland insisted that they be used solely in-country to support Army ground operations.

From 22 28 April, Iowa supported air raids on Hollandia (now known as Jayapura), Aitape, and Wake Islands to support Army forces on Aitape and at Tanahmerah and Humboldt Bays in New Guinea.

Our BI analysis of the entire data set supports army ant monophyly with a posterior probability (PP) of 0.99 (MrBayes) or 1.0 (BEAST), but ML analyses of this data set only weakly support army ant monophyly under both nucleotide (bootstrap proportion [BP] = 53) and codon (BP = 71) models.

Article One, for example, grants Congress only the power to "support Armies" and "maintain a Navy".

They designated the president as the commander in chief, but at the same time they gave Congress the power to raise and support armies and navies.

The right to appropriate, or "impress," private property to support armies in the field was a well-established wartime precedent, and such appropriations had been under way from the war's outset.

They believe that a responsible Congress could stop the war by asserting its Constitutional powers - the power to raise & support armies, to decide when to make war, to appropriate money.

The Constitution states that the president shall be commander in chief, but it is Congress that has the constitutional authority to provide for the common defense and general welfare, to raise and support armies, and to declare war.