Sentence examples for war restructuring from inspiring English sources

Post-Cold War restructuring incorporated "V" Company into the 5th/8th (Volunteer) Battalion of the King's Regiment, successor to the King's Regiment (Liverpool).

As part of post-Cold War restructuring, NATO's military structure was cut back and reorganized, with new forces such as the Headquarters Allied Command Europe Rapid Reaction Corps established.

The bank helped companies affected by World War I restructuring, and extended loans for reconstruction efforts.

Back in Washington, he became involved in the great post-war restructuring of American intelligence.

Everyday anti-communism has been challenged and rearticulated due to the collapse of the Cold War and restructuring of the international relations in the post-Cold War period.

In the past year alone, over 60 members of the Serbian military attended U.S. NCO training, military academies, and war colleges; Serbia is restructuring its military on the Western/NATO model; it enjoys a dynamic relationship with the Ohio National Guard; and it is upping its involvement in Partnership for Peace, including hosting the ongoing MEDCEUR disaster response exercise with EUCOM.

Indeed, when the U.S., the Soviet Union and the United Kingdom signed the Potsdam Agreement in August 1945, they agreed on the "reduction or destruction of all civilian heavy-industry with war potential" and on "restructuring the German economy toward agriculture and light industry".

Mixed-income redevelopment has become a go-to approach for restructuring post-war public housing in advanced capitalist nations.

Further complicating matters, the Netherlands (at the time, the Dutch Republic) succumbed to France during the French revolutionary wars and was restructured and renamed the Batavian Republic in 1795.

After World War II, the United States rebuilt Japan and played the major role in restructuring Europe from a group of warring, fearful states into a working partnership of like-minded people.

"He has not been running the war, and the war is also a product of the Sunni Arabs' unhappiness about restructuring the society in a way that will end up with the Shia running Iraq".