Sentence examples for deploying a force from inspiring English sources

Critics also said that deploying a force of overwhelming numbers would illustrate American resolve, and could intimidate Iraqi forces into laying down their arms or even turning against Mr. Hussein's government.

So what if France was fighting in Vietnam, Algeria and Africa, and deploying a force of 36,000 troops around the world, while Germans held peace vigils and invented Berlin's Love Parade.

That opened a rare debate with the British, who argued that there was no contradiction between deploying a force to secure the stability of a post-Taliban government while still prosecuting the war.

The cease-fire also brings NATO one step closer to deploying a force of about 3,000 troops to collect weapons from the Albanian guerrillas, known as the National Liberation Army.

The UN is deploying a force in a country where there is still no peace to keep.

WILL the United Nations ever deploy a force into Sudan's violent western region of Darfur?

The government deployed a force of 89,000 police and gendarmes across France.

A second conclusion concerns the age-old maxim never to deploy a force without giving it a clear military mission.

The Greeks decided to deploy a force of about 7,000 men at the narrow pass of Thermopylae and a force of 271 ships under Themistocles at Artemisium.

Of course, soldiers should not be placed at unreasonable risk if there is no way to deploy a force that can protect itself during a capture attempt.

It took him 39 hours to deploy a force of 1,800 marines, 700 Army Rangers, 1,600 Army paratroopers and several dozen Navy Seal commandos.