Sentence examples for which generals from inspiring English sources

Brezhnev sought to recapture the wartime experience for the state, with histories in which generals and Party leaders wisely stewarded the country through crises.

But he also cautioned that the old political patronage system, in which generals and their business partners dominated the economy, remains partly intact.

That tradition has been questioned since the Vietnam War, a conflict in which generals who doubted Pentagon leaders did not oppose decisions that they thought were ill-advised.

Mr. Levin said for the first time Wednesday that it may be worth creating a special set of rules for the small number of cases in which generals or admirals are accused of sexual assault.

In the current war, which generals have told us we are losing, can we reasonably expect to turn things around even by increasing our troop level by as much as 40,000 soldiers?

Hanif has great fun setting ideals against reality and east alongside west, portraying a feudal court in which generals sport Ray-Bans, Pepsponsorsors memorial floats, and Texans save up to buy rocket launchers.

Which general managers got fleeced?

Which General Petraeus will we hear from then on September 11 this year?

Some experts on the Chinese military were puzzled over the manner in which General Chen's promotion was first reported.

The New Yorker, August 19 , 1985P. 24 Talk story about visit to the house in which General Ulysses S. Grant died.

Democracy seems well placed when we ask which general forms of society satisfy the "no humiliation" requirement.