council of the army造句

• He was a member of the scientific council of the Army Medical Service from 1942.
• These are the Council of the Admiralty, the Higher Council of the Army and the Higher Council of the Air Force.
• "We knew it would be embarrassing, " said Suzanne Council of the Army Office of the Chief Attorney, which gave advice to censor the scenes because of copyright concerns.
• Whistler was elected to the Council of the Army Cadet Force Association on 21 October 1959 as the representative of the NSRA . He was elected Chairman of the ACFA on 18 October 1961.
• He was a member of the Council of the Army Medical Service, and the Government Committee on Leprosy; and as Chairman of the Committee of British Medical Associations on Medical education and of Teaching University for London.
• The senior officers in the Army ( nicknamed " Grandees " ) were angered by the " Case of the Army " and ordered the unofficial Agitators to give an account of their principles before the General Council of the Army.
• Scrope took part in the deliberations of the council of the army which resulted in the rupture of the treaty of Newport; was appointed one of the king's judges, and attended the meetings of the court with exemplary regularity.
• In 1948, as a member of the Top Council of the Army, he presided the commission of the armed institutes that were in charge of proposing the new projects of fundamental laws to prepare the national defense and the Peruvian armed forces.
• He may have written parts of " The Case of the Army Stated ", and he put the views of his associates before the Council of the Army at the Putney Debates that were partly held in Putney parish church between 28 October and 11 November 1647.
• According to the author of a book called " A Call to all the Soldiers of the Armie " ( a work usually ascribed to John Wildman ), Ireton was so incensed by the " Case of the Armie " that the New Agents were invited to debate the " Case of the Armie " before the General Council of the Army.
• On 7 December 1647, at a meeting in Windsor, the General Council drew up a non-political petition to present to Parliament called the " Humble Representation of the General Council of the Army " ( which requested that Parliament pay the soldiers arrears and secure the future funding of the army ), and a month later, on 8 January 1648, the General Council voted to terminate itself.