Sentence examples similar to increase of troop from inspiring English sources
On March 22 Johnson approved only a small increase of troops.
In a speech in August, Trump announced a new strategy that would be likely to include an increase of troops to the war effort.
He has said that the government is overstretched but applauds the increase of troops in Afghanistan and advocates a harsher approach to the war on terror, including waterboarding.
Of course, as the bipartisan Iraq Study Group made clear in its report last month, there are many policy choices besides an increase of troops which do not entail a total military withdrawal in the foreseeable future.
But even in allied countries whose soldiers have fought so well, public opinion does not support an increase of troops sent to what seems to be an endless war far away in a country that has always ejected foreign occupiers.
She is a longtime proponent of gun rights and tough border security — she once put out a news release ahead of President Obama announcing an increase of troops at the border.
The mere mention of Mrs. Clinton's name as a potential president drew a strong reaction from Tom Doperalski, an official in rural Pottawatomie County who had just finished meeting with Ms. Boyda about how to contend with growth issues arising out of the increase of troops stationed at nearby Fort Riley.
Votel said he would conduct a strategy review on Syria, to see if the US had "the coherence that is required, that we have the resources we need … and that we have the authorities," suggesting an increase of troops or equipment could be a feature of his almost certain tenure at Central Command.
Will an increase of troops in the Gulf have an effect on George Bush's approval ratings?
Nearly two dozen House liberals have signed onto a bill introduced this past week that would prohibit an increase of troops in Afghanistan.
Both presidential candidates have focused on an increase of troops in Afghanistan as a way to help stabilize the country and eradicate the Taliban.
