Sentence examples for mobilized troops from inspiring English sources

Russia loudly insisted that Georgia was preparing for war; the Georgians had, indeed, mobilized troops and prepared fuel dumps.

He then sought emergency decree powers from Venezuela's Congress, mobilized troops, and called upon Venezuelans to defend their country from an imminent U.S. "aggression".

While the de Gaulle government responded with the police and mobilized troops in case the students marched on the presidential palace, he said the idea never occurred to student leaders, who talked of revolution but never intended to carry one out.

The military mobilized troops to help with the rescue operation.

As Manchester was still reeling from the suicide bombing that left 22 people dead and dozens more injured, U.K. authorities and mobilized troops were busting down doors and searching for any accomplices.

More significantly, he mobilized troops in the green zone, the home of Iraq's government and the presidential palace.

MANILA — Malaysia used airstrikes and mobilized thousands of troops on Tuesday to try to put an end to a monthlong quixotic incursion by a band of gunmen from the Philippines seeking to reclaim part of Borneo Island for a defunct sultanate.

The facts of the Boshin War, however, clearly show that the conflict was quite violent: about 120,000 troops were mobilized altogether with roughly 3,500 known casualties during open hostilities but much more during terrorist attacks.

WASHINGTON — Suicides among active-duty soldiers hit a new high in 2011, Army officials said on Thursday, although there was a slight decrease in suicides overall, if non-mobilized Reserve and National Guard troops were included in the calculation.

This new, mobilized — and mobile-ized — electorate is a force to be reckoned with.

A million Indian and Pakistani troops remain fully mobilized on their 1,800-mile 1,800-mile