Sentence examples for joint coalition from inspiring English sources

A joint coalition of American and NATO forces is overseeing the cease-fire.

"We were busy with customers, but I noticed a joint coalition force and Afghan police force on a dismounted patrol; they were approaching our shops.

Michael Gove and Mr Laws have been working for nine months on a joint coalition proposal to improve the monitoring of and intervention in failing institutions.

An Afghan government official there reported that the spokesman, Zabiullah Mujahid, was among suspects detained during joint coalition and Afghan military operations.

Hunt was tantalisingly silent on the issue of his media policy ambitions following his appointment and there is also little to go on from the joint coalition manifesto, beyond a firm commitment, endorsed by all parties, to reform libel law.

Speaking to the AFP News Agency, however, Col Steve Warren at the joint coalition command centre said the allied forces' only strikes in Deir al-Zour on Sunday were more than 30 miles away from the camp named in monitoring reports.

The coalition forming CRs may also increase their average throughput by reducing their sensing time via joint coalitional sensing.

Retired British brigadier Ben Barry, a specialist in land warfare at the International Institute for Strategic Studies, estimated a joint US-UK-French US-UK-French US-UK-French0,000 troops to retake Raqqa.

Pursue aggressive joint and coalition military operations... international cooperation to cutoff their funding, expand intelligence sharing, and cyberwarfare to disrupt and disable their propaganda and recruiting".

In promising that a Trump Administration "will aggressively pursue joint and coalition military operations to crush and destroy" the Islamic State, he seems to be hinting at an eagerness to send more American ground troops to the Middle East, an idea that recent history suggests is a very bad one.

Other structural considerations include where units are based and how they are staffed or manned, the ratio of leaders to troops, and the integration of National Guard and Reserve forces, as well as joint and coalition forces.