Sentence examples for dispatch of soldiers from inspiring English sources

The establishment of a legislature for islands and the dispatch of soldiers will antagonize Vietnam, which claims the same islands.

His much-derided comment that battling public-sector unions is good training for fighting terrorists ("If I can take on a hundred thousand protestors, I can do the same across the world") was a warmup, it turned out, for his also-derided claim that his tenure as a teen-age Eagle Scout led him to "be prepared" for the dispatch of soldiers into battle.

It was only after the fall of Baghdad that his government authorized the dispatch of 3,000 soldiers, police officers and civilians.

The Lome Peace Accord was signed in July 1999, the first dispatch of United Nations soldiers arrived soon after, and disarmament of rebel forces began the following year.

Only ground troops are likely to decisively defeat Isis at Sirte and, while Britain and Italy are dispatching hundreds of soldiers to Libya to support the new government, only a handful of SAS are likely to see action against Isis.

The government has dispatched teams of soldiers and revenue officers to identify which businesses owed sales taxes and have them pay up, setting off protests and repeated strikes by shopkeepers.

It has dispatched thousands of soldiers to hot zones.

Brazilian officials dispatched thousands of soldiers and police to patrol the areas around the olympics.

Desperate and seeing an opportunity, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the leader of the Islamic State of Iraq, dispatched a handful of soldiers to Syria, where, in a matter of months, they had gathered an army of followers and had begun attacking the Assad regime.

But this popularity was dented by pension changes that will raise premiums and cut benefits and by his dispatch of 550 Japanese soldiers to Iraq.

Is the pursuit of objective 3b necessary to achieve objectives 1 and 2? If so, will the dispatch of more U.S. soldiers and Marines, beyond those already in the country, create stabilizing or impeding effects?