armed force造句

The air force is one of the armed forces.

The armed force had to be called out to quell violence.

The branch of an armed force that procures, maintains, and issues weapons, ammunition, and combat vehicles.

The order urged the armed forces to enhance their alertness.

Their armed forces were an ill-equipped, untrained and sometimes disreputable lot.

"It is crucial that we reduce the operational tempo for our armed forces," Stirrup said.

Thousands of Argentines were tortured and murdered in other centres run by the armed forces.

The C-5M Super Galaxy is redefining strategic airlift and delivers unparalleled support to all U.S. armed forces.

The White Russian armed forces were so close that their artillery could be heard rumbling in the distance;

But there was anger at government proposals to decimate armed forces Numbers and cut back wages and promotions.

In November 2008 Aerostar International of Sioux Falls, South Dakota, began filling a $1.8m order for 36 blimps to be deployed by the American armed forces in Iraq.

This is another oddity of Sri Lanka's war: the many-times proven ability of 10,000 self-trained guerrillas to defeat the government's 250,000 armed forces in conventional battles.

Mr Davutoglu says this is the first time in the history of Ataturk’s republic that unarmed civilians have been killed by the armed forces of another country.

The result, as an American general has put it, is that the armed forces could soon be “swimming in sensors and drowning in data”.

They've got no armed forces to speak of, we don't even have to use ships or planes to get our troops there, and dammit, they've got oil!

Capital, he argues, has prospered more than Labour during the era of globalisation. And America's per head GDP is inflated by spending on an inefficient health-care system and the armed forces.

In turn, Prince Vajiralongkorn is itching to meddle in the annual autumnal shuffle of senior jobs in the armed forces and extend his support base, says a senior Asian diplomat.

This is so even though the armed forces operate in an ethos of institutional change oriented toward occupational equality and under the federal sanction of equal pay for equal equal work.