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Meanings of judge advocate general in English
Office of the Canadian Forces concerned with legal and judicial affairs.
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Examples for "jag"
Examples for "jag"
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Just scratched herself up with a paper clip, on some freaky jag.
2
There was a screeching blue jag of light and a frying noise.
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He gets an overnight jag, and is surly all the next day.
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Then, when it finally went in, you got this big crying jag.
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Somebody on a telephone jag, I thought, though she didn't sound drunk.
Usage of judge advocate general in English
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He has served as judge advocate general with the U.S. Air Force Reserve.
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He was appointed to the judge advocate general's (JAG) corps, the US military's justice system, as an army lawyer.
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He was now the Judge Advocate General of the United States Army.
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This grand fall was called Beckett's Cataract, in honour of the Judge Advocate General.
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And maybe one or two minor files at the Judge Advocate General's office, too.
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A Velcro patch told me he was with JAG, the Judge Advocate General's Corps.
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It's my report to the Judge Advocate General's office.
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Ary defended his recommendation on Wednesday and said he had not consulted with the judge advocates general.
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She was the first Judge Advocate General officer in Iraq, where she was awarded the Bronze Star.
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He found none but subordinate officials anywhere until he came to the office of the Judge Advocate General.
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She now is stationed in Germany as a major in the army's Judge Advocate General's (JAG) corps.
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Judge Advocate General's Corps.
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Judge Advocate General Holt was sent to labor with him and insist that he enforce the law imposing the death penalty.
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Joseph Holt, Judge Advocate General, that the world at large might know on the surest foundation the truth of our narrative.
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Release soon followed, as narrated in the following letter to Major --of the staff of the Judge Advocate General in Paris.
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These lawyers are called judge advocate generals and they must undergo special training in the Geneva conventions in Charlottesville, Virginia, before they deploy.