Sentence examples for levels of troops from inspiring English sources

With the president's plan to maintain high levels of troops in Iraq, several Republicans said their interest was growing in backing the measure.

A classified war game conducted by the nation's senior commanders has determined that even with the current levels of troops and weapons, the American military could topple one adversary while halting an offensive by a second aggressor, officials said today.

A1 Assurances on Two-War Plan A computer-generated war game has determined that with current levels of troops and weapons, the American military can topple one adversary while halting an offensive by a second, officials said.

Secretary of State Colin L. Powell has indicated a willingness to explore a new resolution, but, simultaneously, United States military officials are predicting a prolonged guerrilla war that could keep high levels of troops in Iraq for months.

Mr Reid said while there was still a threat from loyalist and republican dissidents, the IRA move had significantly reduced that and the government intended to cut levels of troops and military installations to bring about a return to normal security levels as quickly as possible.

Total Intoxication by Norman Ohler Allen Lanee) Published to a fanfare in Germany as Der totale Rausch, Ohler's book examines how drugs were at the heart of the Nazi project – influencing everything from the endurance levels of troops to chaotic decision-making by Hitler, Goering and other leaders.

My commanders said, 'We got the right level of troops'.

"That's twice as many troops as the current level of troops in the Nato Response Force".

He also said the defence secretary, Bob Ainsworth, did not "call the shots" on setting the level of troops, the corporation said.

Among the many uncertainties are whether the government, criticized for incompetence at the start of the operation, can maintain the high level of troops here.

The military plans on maintaining its current level of troops, about 98,000, through parliamentary elections set for March 7, said First Lt. Elizabeth Feste, an army spokeswoman in Baghdad.