Sentence examples for that brigades from inspiring English sources

Advocates of the plan say that brigades are well suited for this mission.

Newspapers have reported that brigades of workers are transported daily from Kiev, 70 miles away, while other Chernobyl workers have been settled on river cruisers moored on the Pripyat River.

It was not until December 1976 that brigades in Huzhou were restored to their original size, private plots were returned to commune members, and political scoring was canceled (Codification Committee of Huzhou City 1999, 529).

The leader of Libya's national Congress, Mohamed Magarief, said there would be greater coordination between the government and "security brigades that fall under its umbrella" and that brigades not working with the state would be disbanded.

In 1984 85, the 49th Battalion was moved from the 7th Brigade, to the 6th, becoming that brigade's third infantry battalion.

The Web site also says that brigade members have served in hot spots worldwide, like Kosovo.

There were even reports that brigade members had joined the resistance when the new fighting broke out.

Tuesday's decision ensures that brigade-level commanders will approve all requests for religious accommodations as long as the soldier demonstrates sincere faith observance and doing so would not present a "specific, concrete hazard".

"Based on the successful examples of Soldiers currently serving with these accommodations, I have determined that brigade-level commanders may approve requests for these accommodations," wrote Secretary of the Army Eric Fanning in a letter announcing the decision.

It said that "the brigades that signed the statement do not represent the most important Free Syrian Army brigades on the ground; there are large brigades that did not sign the statement".

"The main problem is that F.S.A. brigades were interested in liberating their village neighborhoods.