Sentence examples for multinational coalition from inspiring English sources

Fearing that Iraqi aggression would spill over into Saudi Arabia, Bush swiftly organized a multinational coalition composed mostly of NATO and Arab countries.

With a multinational coalition like that in Afghanistan, Ambassador Eikenberry said, it is essential to have non-Americans in leadership posts.

Despite the efforts of an American-led multinational coalition, IS controls not only most of Iraq's Syrian border, but its Jordanian and much of its Saudi border too.

It included Colin Powell and Dick Cheney, who had helped build the multinational coalition that fought the first Persian Gulf war.

The multinational coalition had established a special tribunal, staffed by Iraqi judges and prosecutors, to hold legal proceedings in accordance with international standards.

His plan calls for air strikes in two countries, a multinational coalition, and the deployment of four hundred and seventy-five more service members to Iraq, but, he said, those troops "will not have a combat mission".

Instead of Russia and China, we should be focussed mainly on "terrorist networks intent on repelling or disrupting the forces of globalization, potential pandemic disease like avian flu, or catastrophic changes in the earth's climate," and the way to make headway there is by bringing together multinational coalitions and adding new elements to the traditional foreign-policy tool kit.

Perhaps in this age a president would form a multinational alliance, a much more inspiring coalition than those forged to fight wars.

Russia's navy chief, Adm. Vladimir Vysotsky, meanwhile, was quoted by the Russian news agency Ria Novosti Thursday as saying that Russia would dispatch additional military vessels to the region after a warship currently patrolling with a multinational naval coalition leaves.

Over the last month or so, the Saudis have led a multinational Arab coalition in a campaign called Operation Decisive Storm (sometimes translated from Arabic as Operation Determined Storm).

The French could sit around trying to pull together a large multinational Arab coalition to go in, but it's hard to see how they could pull off the requisite diplomacy if they can't convince the US to commit troops.