Sentence examples for back to its barracks from inspiring English sources

Whether the Pentagon, or factions within it, took a different view is a subject of much debate in Honduras — and I did hear plenty of people say that the U.S. military could order the Honduran military back to its barracks, reversing the coup, any time it choses.

Egypt needs civilian government and the military has to go back to its barracks.

Will Peña Nieto send the Army, deployed en masse and disastrously by Calderón, back to its barracks?

"We must hold presidential elections immediately," he shouted, "so that the military can go back to its barracks.

If the SCAF goes back to its barracks," he said, referring to the military council by its initials, "the Brotherhood will control everything".

Once Mubarak fell, and the new Brotherhood leaders pushed the army back to its barracks, Egypt's generals clearly felt that they had to cut a deal to protect the huge web of economic interests they had built.

They dreamed of reinstating their elected president and sending the army back to its desert barracks – and they were prepared to risk everything, with God's help, to make that happen.

"When a soldier is off-duty," Cummings said, "he's going to go back to his barracks, and he's going to play Tony Hawk's Pro Skater.

If politicians are reasonably honest, people will support the institutions of democracy; and if democracy works reasonably well, it will help root out corruption.Lastly, General Musharraf needs to go back to his barracks and keep quiet.

When he got back to his barracks intending to listen to his iPod and clean his equipment, he noticed that an AK-47 bullet destroyed said iPod.

Fusilier Rigby was killed as he walked back to his barracks in Woolwich, south-east London, on 22 May.