Sentence examples for called for troops from inspiring English sources

In this context, some politicians have even called for troops to be deployed in the nation's capital.

12.35pm: Referring to his Daily Mail article (9.37am) when he called for troops to be withdrawn soon from Iraq.

He bemoaned warmongering and called for troops to come home from wars abroad, prompting the audience to chant, "Bring them home!

They called for troops on the U.S. border to "STOP the flood of illegal aliens" and to defend "our unique European (White) culture".

Ms. Schmidt told Mr. Murtha, a combat veteran who called for troops to leave Iraq, that she was delivering a Marine colonel's message when she said, "Cowards cut and run, marines never do".

Western military sources said on Monday that Afghan officials had insisted that in the Dari language, the Bonn agreement only called for troops to be removed from the "streets of Kabul," and thus the soldiers would be kept in barracks, in the city.

NATO's top commander called for troop reinforcements to fight a stronger than expected insurgency in Afghanistan's south.

Tourists from India and around the world flooded into the scenic valley last summer, and the chief minister of Jammu and Kashmir, Omar Abdullah, has called for troop reductions and a repeal of the Armed Forces Special Powers Act.

Both Democratic hopefuls, Senators Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton, have called for troop reductions and an eventual pullout, although Mr. Obama has criticized Mrs. Clinton for voting to authorize President Bush to use military force in Iraq.

Some critics of the Iraq policy, including several Democrats running for president, have called for troop withdrawals and shifting to a strategy that focuses on counterterrorism, instead of on protecting Iraqis.

Mrs. Clinton, who has repeatedly called for troop withdrawals, fired back when her turn came three hours later, close to 12 30 p.m., but by then Mr. McCain had left.