Sentence examples for from their troops from inspiring English sources

They can also learn from their troops.

An appeals court dismissed his suit in August 2002 because commanders enjoy broad legal immunity from their troops.

To some military theoreticians, air power deserves superhero status: it can make up for fewer, poorly trained recruits and cut off enemy leaders from their troops.

House leaders may come under some quiet pressure from their troops to enable the bill to become law -- just as the New York State Senate, under Republican control, shifted its stance earlier this year and passed such a bill.

Having succeeded in breaking it up, he arranged a rendezvous for reconciliation with some of the conspirators at Senigallia and, having isolated them from their troops, he then arrested and executed them (December 1502).

The move followed several high-profile cases where scouts were expelled from their troops because of their sexuality.

Also, those girls weren't Rock's daughters, or apparently even from their troop.

Exception: Voters are becoming wise to the shallowness of lawmakers doing quickie trips to Afghanistan, having pictures taken with the troops from their districts - troops rounded up specially for the occasion - and given guided tours so they can thump their chests and say, "I've been to Kabul". Rule No. 2: Ditch the spouse.

The raid proved costly to American forces — it was known as Bloody Tuesday — but it diverted the Japanese from reinforcing their troops on the island of Bougainville, which had been invaded by United States marines the previous day.

The North Koreans, in the meantime, were suffering serious logistics problems which prevented them from supplying their troops effectively with ammunition, food, and medical care.

The Saudi coalition accuses Iran of backing the Houthis, and says the blockade is necessary to prevent Tehran from supplying their troops.