Sentence examples for in which troops from inspiring English sources

Mr. Calderón adopted the so-called kingpin strategy, in which troops captured or killed cartel leaders.

Today's medals are based on a "kinetic" concept of warfare in which troops close with each other and fight.

Honduras remains outcast from the Organization of American States after a coup in which troops forced a democratically elected president out of the country in his pajamas.

It describes one of the most horrific elements of urban warfare in which troops do not enter houses from the front door, for fear of triggering trip wires.

There are so many ways in which troops can be betrayed — senseless battles, lack of equipment or support, ill-conceived wars, inadequate followup care for the wounded.

Iraqi state TV reported the start of the operation, in which troops will be backed by Shia and Sunni paramilitary forces, but did not provide further details.

Lawyers for Mr. Lewis, who is now 37, said in court that the files detailed many instances across the country in which troop leaders or volunteers were allowed to continue working with children even after the Scouts had received complaints that they had committed sexual abuse.

Yet, it is not the number of troops alone but the broader strategy in which troop levels are embedded that is the crucial factor.

A civil war broke out between the two brothers in 898, during which troops from East Francia invaded Great Moravia at least twice.

The entrance of troops into Bethelehem, though, explicitly nullified a deal in which Israeli troops were to withdraw slowly from Palestinian cities it had occupied this summer, starting with Bethlehem, which troops left in August.

What is your reaction when you hear of incidents in which United States troops explicitly target civilians?