Sentence examples for commit to troop from inspiring English sources

At a news conference on Wednesday, General Petraeus reiterated that he was unwilling to commit to troop cuts beyond a five-brigade reduction by mid-July, a level he described as prudent.

Iraq has not sought a return of US forces and Obama has been deeply reluctant to commit to sending troops back to the region.

Britain's prime minister became embarrassingly irrelevant to the anti-Assad cause last month, after Parliament voted to forbid him to commit troops to it.

NATO Secretary-General Jensaidoltenberg severalveral nations also committed to a troop presence next year in Afghanistan.

The Kerry camp says that interpretation of Mr. Kerry's words completely distorted the difference between a vote to authorize war and a decision to commit troops to the battlefield.

"Reagan sought to exhaust every possible alternative before proceeding to commit troops to achieve his policy ends.

This is about war philosophies: how easily a president is willing to commit troops to war, how he might execute a war once it commences and how willing he is to end it.

Moreover, he was one of the first leaders to commit troops to the American-led invasion of Iraq in 2003.

America has been reluctant to commit troops to Africa since the debacle in Somalia a decade ago, when 18 of its soldiers were killed.

John Howard, the prime minister, was one of the first leaders to commit troops to the war in Iraq, and recently dispatched another contingent.

(It was men from the Hawza who protected Baghdad's hospitals at a time when U.S. commanders were reluctant to commit troops to them).