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91. His real style, they believe, is authoritarian and his policies excessively sympathetic to the armed forces.

92. They expressed concerns that decreased military spending can become an economic problem in regions that depend on the armed forces for jobs.

93. The armed forces, however, remained essentially segregated and many whites continues to resist changes in race relations.

94. According to his reference books, over 11, 000 were delivered to the armed forces by 1949.

95. Armed forces: defence force disbanded in 1981; approximately 300 police.

96. In 1940 the United Kingdom, with no defences[sentencedict.com], faced what seemed to be certain invasion by hostile armed forces.

97. The North has responded to the manoeuvres by putting its armed forces on a semi war footing.

98. Since then, the rebels and the armed forces of Sierra Leone have been locked in combat.

99. The hon. Gentleman asked about young people joining the armed forces.

100. But a defensive capacity was retained to test the effectiveness of protective gear used by the armed forces, defense officials say.

101. Last September, he ordered the armed forces reduced by almost one-third over three years.

102. Armed forces cutbacks in the West have had an effect, too.

103. It is also an example of successful popular resistance to the armed forces.

104. Armed forces: there are combined Voluntary Forces and provision for mass conscription in an emergency.

105. The conference also took charge of the security and armed forces.

106. Armed forces: No standing army since 1868; citizens under 60 liable to military service in emergency.

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107. The military high command, led by coup leader and Armed Forces C.-in-C.

108. Forty percent of all recruits who enter the armed forces every year read at eighth grade level or below.

109. The Parachute Regiment are the elite of the British armed forces.

110. They will further the integration of their armed forces with civil society as an important expression of democracy. 21.

111. A new government minister is now responsible for the armed forces.

112. The new policy has led to a split in the armed forces.

113. The structure of large corporations, with chains of command, was not unlike the armed forces.

114. Disputes between CIS members became apparent immediately, especially over economic issues, and control of armed forces.

115. Campaigns to improve the health of the armed forces represented a classic instance of the inter-relation between science and politics.

116. Conspicuous by their absence were any leading members of the country's Armed Forces.

117. Tables of the Merciful are also set up across the country by the armed forces, businesses and belly dancers.

118. Others noted the armed forces could have said publicly they were backing the elected president but declined to do so.

119. Absence due to service with the Armed Forces during war or any emergency does not cause the office to be lost.

120. Borja ordered the armed forces to intervene after violent clashes, including gunfire, between the security forces and the demonstrators.