Sentence examples for given troop from inspiring English sources

They do not know why so many females stick together, and they are just starting to do the studies to see whether all the females in a given troop are related.

He has also given troops a television station and showered them with raises in excess of double-digit inflation.

Other officers mentioned that a man who said he was an Iraqi scientist had given troops a note about Iraq's chemical warfare program.

There, he was made a major general, though initially the 19-year-old was not given troops to command.

A mini-helicopter, it is equipped with a camera which gives troops video and still images.

If the Sudanese do not give their consent, no government, not yours or mine, is going to give troops for a peacekeeping operation in Darfur.

Nigeria's presidential and parliamentary elections have now been postponed by six week to 28 March to give troops time to push back the militants.

In creating the new outposts — patterned on the forward bases in Iraq and Afghanistan that gave troops a small, secure home on insurgent turf — spartan but comfortable barracks were built.

The columnist, Emilio Palacio, had accused Mr. Correa of endangering lives by giving troops permission to fire on a hospital as they were putting down a police uprising in 2010.

At issue was a column written by Emilio Palacio, a columnist who was also the editorial page editor, in which Mr. Palacio accused the president of giving troops permission to open fire on a hospital during a police uprising in September 2010.

India's half-century-old Armed Forces Special Powers Act, which was extended to Kashmir in 1990, gives troops the legal authority to shoot any person they suspect of being a threat, and guarantees immunity from prosecution.