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US
/ˈkædɹi/
]
[ UK /kˈɑːdɐ/ ]
[ UK /kˈɑːdɐ/ ]
NOUN
- a nucleus of military personnel capable of expansion
- a small unit serving as part of or as the nucleus of a larger political movement
How To Use cadre In A Sentence
- Similarly Wang missed the gang era of the late 1970s and early 1980s when those children whose parents had been sent deep into the countryside for re-education formed their own cadres of street toughs.
- Selecting cadres fairly and honestly is our Party's political strategy and important means of resisting "periodic law".
- If the Tigers indeed wanted to regroup, which is what Sri Lanka fears the most, they would then invest any amount of money to have their remaining battle hardened cadres smuggled out of these camps. Kottu
- Revolutionary cadres are not indestructible.
- Revolutions are only contemplated by cadres with intense preferences: most workers in liberal democracies will not vote for a revolution.
- The oldest professional law enforcement cadre is the new Woolworths. on May 29, 2009 at 1: 10 pm uphilldowndale Motorcycle Daydream « POLICE INSPECTOR BLOG
- This new cadre of charity leaders will bring to the sector an exciting set of skills, fit to face a new set of challenges. Times, Sunday Times
- At the same time, the ANC needs to improve the capacity of its communications cadres, including the resuscitation of the 51st National Conference resolution on establishing media organising committees (along the lines of the previous DIP within the ANC) at both national level and in each REC and committees at sub-branch level to coordinate and disseminate information to the people and engage in the battle of ideas; ANC 52ND NATIONAL CONFERENCE 2007 - RESOLUTIONS
- Start a school of robotics and a business incubator to go with it, to not only train a cadre of technology workers, but to sell the intellectual property and create the seeds of a home grown tech industry.
- That is why Hayward and his cadres imposed mandatory reselection on parliamentary candidates and attempted (only just failing) to remove from the parliamentary leadership any say in compiling the election manifesto. How my party was betrayed by KGB boot-lickers