Sentence examples for valued soldiers from inspiring English sources
His recipe for restoring the "people's army" includes more sparing use of exemptions, dishonourable discharges for suspected shirkers and preferential treatment at universities for ex-combat troops.Most controversially of all, he complained publicly that the army's ethos of self-sacrifice had deteriorated to the point where it valued soldiers' lives too highly to get the job done.
Early agrarian empires were often led by aristocrats with warrior and landowner values (soldiers) in close alliance with priests (sages), who provided a spiritual justification for their rule.
Such a sea-change magnitude of evolution in personal belief and resultant behavior speaks extremely highly of this valued senior soldier.
Mr Arad has long been presumed dead, and the government says Mr Goldwasser and Mr Regev probably are too.Some newspaper pundits praised the exchange as proof of how highly Israel values its soldiers, even when dead.
Nevertheless, many Chechen soldiers, deeply valued by their Russian officers, fought valiantly on the Russian side against Hitler.
It has become a commodity so valued that residents and soldiers alike fight – and sometimes kill – to quench their thirst.
A soldier who valued his honor and understood the purpose of his profession did not deliberately kill or wound ordinary people.
The transformation of Eugene from the world's least likely soldier to a valued member of Kent company was a thread running throughout this episode.
She was carried to the remote corners of empire as a talisman of English values; hardened soldiers in both world wars hung on to her disabused clear-sightedness.
The party, ZANU-PF, has used the money from diamonds — smuggled out of the country or illegally sold through the Reserve Bank — to reinforce its hold over the security forces, which seemed to be slipping last year as the value of soldiers' pay collapsed with soaring inflation, Human Rights Watch researchers said.
Also, despite their impressive weaponry, Santa had greatly underestimated the value of soldiers actually trained in combat.
