Sentence examples for committed forces from inspiring English sources

The Australian government has committed forces to take on Islamic State in Iraq and has raised the domestic alert level to "high".

The White House had committed forces in the aftermath of the 1982 massacres in the Palestinian camp of Sabra and Shatila and found itself increasingly sucked into the wider conflict.

From the US state department to Jeremy Corbyn's office in Portcullis House, there is agreement that it will involve a diplomatic settlement including Russia and any western nations who have committed forces.

Following the invasion of the Republic of Korea South Koreaa) by its northern neighbor, the Democratic People's Republic of Korea North Koreaa), the United Nations committed forces on behalf of South Korea.

When Australia committed forces to the Malayan Emergency in April 1950, Jones grouped the requisite RAAF assets under one overarching organisation, No. 90 (Composite) Wing, to ensure they would operate with some autonomy rather than be dispersed throughout other Allied services as had been the case in World War II, when Australian units and personnel based in Britain had been absorbed by the RAF.

The party of separation is a lean, ferociously disciplined and committed force with a leader who is treated with almost messianic reverence.

If ordered to commit forces, they favor a decisive, overwhelming use of troops, officials said.

Belgium, Croatia and Luxembourg were also among the countries reported to be ready to commit forces.

If ordered to commit forces, they favor a decisive, overwhelming use of troops, the officials said.

Senators John Kerry and John McCain introduced a bipartisan resolution authorising the president to commit forces, but not to deploy ground troops.

But whereas Dannatt was deeply concerned about committing forces to Iraq in 2002/03, Jackson seems much more relaxed.