Sentence examples for platoons to from inspiring English sources

The captain told the platoons to be prepared to search every house in the villages, in case the Taliban had dragged him off.

How it is resolved may well define Mr Cameron's success or failure in office.Proponents of the Big Society, like Steve Hilton, Mr Cameron's favourite aide, advocate using voluntary and co-operative organisations the modern-day equivalent of Edmund Burke's "little platoons"—to steer change.

More thoughtful Labourites worry that dismissing localism leaves them stranded as the party of the bossy, big state.Ultimately, the Big Society, flaky as it sounds to some, represents an ambition to make the state do less, do it better and encourage Edmund Burke's "little platoons" to take on more responsibility.

He ordered one of his platoons to a distant farmhouse and told the other to give them cover.

It is envisioned that in the future government agencies will dedicate certain areas of road networks to AVs only to facilitate the formulation of vehicle platoons to improve throughput and hopefully improve the performance of the whole network.

The second new product is a trucking solution developed in partnership with DAF Trucks, Honda and Siemens, which uses vehicle-to-everything (V2X) communication to improve reaction time for connected autonomous truck platoons to achieve 30 times faster reaction time when compared to human-controlled vehicles by 2017.

Hart ordered his third platoon to search the hut.

Make it fast, please.' " He ordered his platoon to move forward.

"Only that it is an honored platoon to be a part of".

Thirty hours later I was driving to Checkpoint 2.5 with another platoon to observe the resupply convoy.

The ramps went down and I lurched forward onto the harsh ground, beckoning the platoon to follow me.