Sentence examples for human troops from inspiring English sources

All its human troops are volunteers.

After the player briefly leads human troops in battle, a different group of aliens appears, a robotic race called Novus determined to wipe out the Hierarchy as payback for destroying their creators.

(Would, someday, Congress have a say when it came to human troops, but not robot soldiers?) A war is not simply a short-term public-health issue; it can inveigle our country diplomatically, financially, and morally for decades.

While replacing human troops with machines could save military lives, it could also make going to war easier, which would shift the burden of armed conflict on to civilians, says the report, echoing concerns already expressed by officials in Britain's Ministry of Defence.

As early as in 2001, so-called Battle Management Language was proposed to control "human troops, simulated troops, and future robotic forces" (yes, there is a good reason to post that Terminator image again).

But that's not to say there won't be people who use them in ways that are criminal, just as they use human troops in criminal ways right now -- authorizing rape, for example, in Africa. .

The three factions available are Ironheade, mostly human-based troops led by Eddie Riggs; The Drowning Doom, with more Goth/Black Metal creatures led by Ophelia; and The Tainted Coil, evil creatures controlled by Doviculus.

Observations by those working hands-on in South Africa's rehabilitation centers have found this species is damaged by human intervention; troop structures are influenced, and over the years a significant loss in numbers has occurred.

To find it, you must explore a variety of lands, battling rogues and villains with the assistance of human and supernatural troops.

The army was required to issue a second statement, saying it "laments" Mr. Herzog's death and acknowledging "the lack of a profound internal discussion" about human rights among troops.

Svoboda, bringing with him Dubček and the other leaders, returned to Prague to tell the population what price they would have to pay for their "socialism with a human face": Soviet troops were going to stay in Czechoslovakia for the time being, and the leaders had agreed to tighter controls over political and cultural activities.