Sentence examples for armed contingent from inspiring English sources
"You've got armed security roaming around in the woods, if there's not a coordinated effort, and law enforcement comes across an armed contingent [of LEAR personnel], there could be an unfortunate confrontation".
Barreto argued that the armed contingent was protecting its people against rogue officers.
"When the grenade didn't explode, they came out of the windows," said one of the unarmed guards, who said he had spoken to the armed contingent over the two-way radio during the attack.
But a small armed contingent eventually broke away from the rally and seized the wildlife refuge, making vague threats of violence and spouting much broader grievances about government overreach.
However, the BBC's Natalia Antelava in Mariupol says that although it appears the mayor and an armed contingent did enter early in the morning, there was later no sign of Ukrainian troops, and pro-Russian activists were planning to re-enter the building.
An armed contingent of law enforcement officers held back a large crowd that had gathered to watch Anthony's release.
Sixteen member nations sent armed contingents, but the United States furnished the great bulk of the air units, naval forces, supplies, and financing.
After Burma's defeat of the kingdom of Arakan in 1784 85, Arakanese refugees went north into British territory and from their sanctuaries in Bengal formed armed contingents and recrossed the border, attacking Burmese garrisons in Arakan.
If most of us came together to realize a vision of our golden future, we'd surely still have several vocal (and armed) contingents opining loudly that the golden future is too PC, too communist or too controlled by Illuminati lizard people.
Despite that designation, Bosnian Serb forces surrounded and overran the lightly armed, small contingent of Dutch peacekeepers, whose pleas for reinforcements and airstrikes were ignored.
In these letters, he advocated an immediate re-organization of the government according to Zbor ideology, the abolishment of Croatian autonomy, the division of the Royal Yugoslav Army into contingents of ethnic Serbs and some Croat and Slovene volunteers, who would be armed, and contingents of most Croats and Slovenes in the armed forces, who would serve as labour units and would be unarmed.
