Sentence examples for the senior element of from inspiring English sources

A third meeting, in October, proposed that the Militia join with the Volunteers as the senior element of the Territorial Force; this, too, was rejected.

Henry was held there over the winter, but in the spring of 1089 the senior elements of the Normandy nobility prevailed upon Robert to release him.

Ongoing military aid from the U.S. to Pakistan remains a sore point with India -- especially after it became clear that there is no way Osama Bin Laden could have lived as safely as he did in Abbottabad for so long without the complicity and knowledge of senior elements of the Pakistani military.

Most observers now think Khan's work for Iran was directed by "senior elements of Pakistan's military, if not by its political leaders," said Leonard S. Spector, director of the James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies.

Fierce competition for the older-American market has inspired a search for new models and an emerging consensus about the elements the senior center of the 21st century should include.

Matthew Himmel, a biology major in his senior year, said the essential element of a victorious streak is that it be done in front of a lot of people.

Relevant factors include the motivational role of the Chief Executive Officer, the structure of the senior management team and elements of organisational culture.

Approval by the defense secretary "is not required to conduct uninterrupted pursuit and engagement of positively identified former regime military aircraft, terrorist and senior [former] military leadership and senior nonmilitary elements of former Iraqi regime command and control across international borders," the document said.

For many adult children, an important element of the senior living discussion is weighing the benefits of aging in place versus aging in community.

The element of the con is trust.

Those ideas, TechCrunch has been told, came from younger elements within Microsoft's mobile engineering team, and were not embraced by the older, more established elements of senior management.