Sentence examples for trained elite from inspiring English sources

He has trained elite troops for the British army and in 2010 was helped track the killer Raoul Moat.

Mr. Aquino is walking a fine line between appeasing a restive military that lost 23 personnel in those two attacks — including highly trained, elite fighters — and pursuing his stated goal of achieving a lasting peace in Mindanao.

The Special Forces are a highly trained elite within the Army, specializing in unconventional warfare, which is anything from operating behind enemy lines to fighting with guerrillas in the jungle.

But, with their easy manner, lack of discipline and in some cases physiques that hinted more at beer halls than special forces training grounds, the "little brown men" of the aid convoy are clearly not the highly trained elite troops used in the annexation of Crimea.

Here was a highly trained elite astronaut – on live television – wearing a drab t-shirt, unflattering shorts and a garter around his thigh.

A highly paid, well trained, elite corps (sound familiar).

By the early 1980s, despite the great expansion of tertiary education, no non-Russian republic had trained elites in all walks of life.

The idea, though, is not to focus on training elite athletes who may someday became champions.

American Special Operations Forces commanders say they have begun training elite Iraqi teams to take over the most sensitive missions.

A force of up to 600 American soldiers, many of them counter-insurgency specialists, has been training elite Filipino troops to fight militant groups ever since.

Gen. Bennet Sacolick, director of force management for Special Operations Command, which trains elite Rangers, Green Berets and SEAL units, said the military today required as much intellectual power as firepower.