The need to commit troops indefinitely.
Without the consent of Congress he cannot commit troops.
Presidents commit troops to distant battlefields, but don't commit enough dollars to veterans' services afterward.
At this point, it is unclear whether they will commit troops at all.
Moreover, he was one of the first leaders to commit troops to the American-led invasion of Iraq in 2003.
"Reagan sought to exhaust every possible alternative before proceeding to commit troops to achieve his policy ends.
MR. GORE -- I'm -- MR. BUSH -- If I think it's in our nation's strategic interests, I'll commit troops.
They will have to commit troops and resources to risky missions, and open their classified files on past disasters.
Brunei, Indonesia, Italy, Malaysia, and Turkey are among other countries that said they could commit troops to the expanded Unifil.
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.
Unwilling to commit troops, the only option is "to let them fight it out, and occasionally place his thumbs on the scale".
