Sentence examples for with the aegis from inspiring English sources
It was not until 306 that a living king put his own portrait on his coins, when Ptolemy I appeared, still as god, with the aegis of Zeus.
Beijing had repeatedly told Washington in recent months that selling four Arleigh Burke-class destroyers, equipped with the Aegis battle-management system, would be "unacceptable".
Taiwan has applied to buy American destroyers equipped with the Aegis antimissile system, but Washington has not said whether it will approve the sale.
The major problem with the Navy program was that ship-based targeting computers were not working well enough with the Aegis radar systems on missile cruisers.
And the option many in Congress are clamoring for -- selling Taiwan advanced arms and destroyers equipped with the Aegis radar system -- also has its drawbacks.
These newer missiles contained an inertial-guidance system that, by electronically communicating with the Aegis radar fire-control system, allowed corrections to be made in mid-course before the semiactive terminal homing took over.
Before that, Yemen experienced an Egyptian effort to unify Yemen with Egypt under the aegis of Gamal Abdel Nasser's "Arab Socialism".
And he would never have succeeded in that chance if the print union leaders had stayed faithful to the staff buy-out we planned with them under the aegis of the former prime minister, James Callaghan.
Desert discs Reprints Related items Global terrorism: On the march, not on the runJan 18th 2007 Somalia: This time it's revengeJan 11th 2007Progress towards replacing Ethiopian troops with peacekeepers under the aegis of the African Union has been patchy, though vital for the transitional government's credibility.
I have read a transcript of his actual closing statement, and it consists largely of what a lawyer friend of mine calls Hiawaffle, gassy with Victorian sententiousness ("the aegis of impregnable legal justice which circumvallates and sanctifies the threshold of home"), and nothing like the terse, abbreviated version we get here.
The Arikara were seen as an obstacle by white trading parties moving up the Missouri River; in 1823 a battle with traders under the aegis of William H. Ashley's Rocky Mountain Fur Company resulted in the first U.S. Army campaign against a Plains tribe.
