Sentence examples for offer of troops from inspiring English sources

His offer of troops was matched with a Pentagon effort to overhaul Georgia's forces from bottom to top.

So far, Germany, which has more than 4,000 soldiers in Afghanistan, is the only major NATO member to have made a firm offer of troops after 2014.

Mongolia's offer of troops surprised the American government because it had not asked Mongolia for help, said Steven R. Saunders, president of a private, Washington-based group promoting business ties with Mongolia.

The senior administration official who briefed reporters said that an offer of troops did not even enter the discussions that Mr. Bush had with Mr. Musharraf and Mr. Vajpayee, but that those discussions were continuing among the leaders' top aides.

As such, Abadi has declined the new U.S. offer of troops, but will no doubt solicit as much support as possible.

General Franks is also reviewing growing offers of troops from other nations, Pentagon officials said.

Yet the Italians have since started to have their own doubts, demanding that other EU members step forward with firmer offers of troops of their own, and fretting over the risk of possible clashes with Israeli forces.The mission in Lebanon is run by the UN, not the EU.

When a similar crisis struck late last year, there were no offers of troops.

On Sunday, Italy had signaled the Bush administration's new willingness to accommodate European troops when the government in Rome announced that Washington had accepted its offer of 1,000 troops, including an armored regiment, reconnaissance and transport planes, warships and vehicles to check for biological and chemical weapons.

Mr Obama should seriously consider the offer of ground troops from Saudi Arabia and the UAE.

We should take up the Turks on their offer of 10,000 troops to fight on our side against two-front terror.