Sentence examples for commit military from inspiring English sources

It accused countries that did not commit military personnel of "costing lives".

Asked about the memo last week, President Bush said: "Nobody wants to commit military into combat.

Civilian presidents decide when to commit military forces and how to conduct them in war.

Mr. Aznar said that "we intend to maintain and, if necessary, strengthen our political commitment, our cooperation in the area of intelligence and security and information sharing, and, if need be, to commit military forces to that battle".

In his conclusion, Smith states his belief that modern politicians and military leaders use force where it has no utility and commit military forces without fully defined political and strategic objectives.

For example, in none of the scenarios does Pyongyang unleash nuclear weapons, nor did it conduct a ballistic missile attack against the continental U.S. or other powers in the region, nor did China commit military forces to either side, nor was the US/South Korea Coalition ever defeated.

The U.S. Government emphasized from the outset that committing military units to the Persian Gulf mission would involve risks and uncertainties.

McCain has said he believes both countries "can in time become pillars of stability, tolerance, and democracy," as long as America commits military and economic resources to them.

"We have to know our enemy, and that the U.N. resolution does not mean stopping him from committing military action," Uday Hussein said.

"Sanders identified and successfully focused on his two main issues: First, income inequality and the need to break up the big banks and second, the need for more restraint in committing military forces abroad," Morris wrote on his Web site.

Through the Solemn League and Covenant of 1643, the Scots committed military support on behalf of Parliament and won representation in the English assembly of Westminster, a religious body that advised Parliament.