Sentence examples for dispatching troops from inspiring English sources

The United States cannot get everything it wants simply by dispatching troops to hot spots.

Within a year of dispatching troops to Syria, its standing plummeted, especially among Sunnis.

The American forces have also stabilized the area and helped deter Turkey from dispatching troops into northern Iraq.

Without the government's agreement, the Bush administration acknowledges, dispatching troops to Darfur would rightly be viewed as an invasion.

The sentiment was echoed by US President Barack Obama who, while dispatching troops to protect the US Embassy in Juba, said South Sudan stood "at the precipice".

The French president, a hero for dispatching troops to Mali at the start of this year, is apparently a zero for wanting to strike Mr Assad.

Ten African countries dispatched troops there in 1998.

Ming China also dispatched troops to aid Korea.

The United States need not dispatch troops in every direction.

Both sides dispatched troops to the area, and tensions mounted over border incursions and other incidents.

Hopkins said there were no plans to dispatch troops in Manchester.