Sentences with phrase «like military rule»

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You have undoubtedly read in the press that the rule for homosexual priests is like the presumably discredited rule in the military, «Don't ask, don't tell.»

In addition, the present system already offers the military high command so much — in funds, prestige, and future employment via the famed «revolving door» of the military - industrial complex — that a perilous transition to anything like direct military rule would make little sense under reasonably normal conditions.

Wenger is ruling Arsenal like a military General and the board is happy with it.

What is missing is a clear set of publicly declared rules under which USCYBERCOM will operate, Bronk says, adding, «We can't say there is a cyber command and then not have rules of the road like you do for other areas of military conduct.»

Whether you reach for a checked puffer from Zara or a military - inspired winter coat from Olivia Palermo's Banana Republic collab, there's one golden rule to live by: a good coat is like a good relationship — it needs breathing room.

Organized by profession, the site provides tips for anyone dating someone in uniform like «7 Smart Tips for Dating Modern Military Men» or «7 Rules for Dating a Police Officer.»

Imagine the bonanza for the likes of a Rare Earth Metals ETF in advance of a leak out of China about more export restrictions on critical metals for US military and telecommunications needs, or imagine the pop within a biotech ETF just before new study results or FDA rulings are announced — sometimes an entire ETF gains double digits in a day when an issue jumps over 100 %.

Dear Wayne: Your recital of statements supposedly made to you by the people of Burma — «we'd like people to tell our stories» — shows a pitiful acceptance of the false stories spread by the military thugs who rule that country... Your claim that «not all the hotels are in the thrall of the military dictators» is absurd; every penny you spend in Burma supports the regime.

An officer in an army can climb the ranks of the military, at first simply following orders to defend or invade countries but eventually gaining enough influence to rule small regions, then being as loyal or treacherous as you like.

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So instead they show up like we live in a 3 rd world country ruled by a military Junta.