Sentence examples for deployment of foreign troops from inspiring English sources

Many Filipinos regard the deployment of foreign troops as a violation of the Philippine constitution.

Thousands of Mogadishu residents held a demonstration to oppose the deployment of foreign troops in the country.

The resolution, which was sponsored by France, the former colonial power in Mali, does not specify a time frame for the first deployment of foreign troops, to be supplied by a group of West African nations that are eager to see calm restored in Mali.

Many Filipinos regard the deployment of foreign troops as a violation of the Philippine constitution, and her political opponents have been quick to seize on the issue, claiming it is the thin end of a wedge that will lead to the return of American military bases ten years after the Philippine Congress insisted on their withdrawal.

The domestic Malian political context has also become more favourable, with street demonstrators opposed to the deployment of foreign troops far outnumbered by those who want their country to accept the offer of outside help.

In particular, dramatically increasing the deployment of foreign troops did not establish security for the Afghan election.

The stationing of foreign troops and the deployment of nuclear weapons are prohibited by Norwegian law except in cases of war or the immediate threat of war.

As intended by the kidnappers, the killing of Kim Sun Il, a 33-year-old interpreter, pumped new life into a movement to stop the plan to send more troops, a deployment that would make South Korea the third-largest source of foreign troops, after the United States and Britain.

With the planned deployment of troops later this summer in Kurdish areas of northern Iraq, South Korea will become the third largest contributor of foreign troops, after the United States and Britain.

Defense Secretary Liam Fox, addressing Parliament, also announced a temporary deployment of an additional 300 reserve troops from a logistical unit currently stationed in Cyprus to add to the force of nearly 10,000 British troops already in Afghanistan, the second-largest contingent of foreign troops after the Americans.

The withdrawal of foreign troops has come with a withdrawal of foreign money, damaging growth.