Sentence examples for private troops from inspiring English sources

"With private troops, the first signal you send is: This is important, but not important enough to risk our own people," he said.

That the U.S. has moved private troops out of (and have left numerous private mercenaries in) Afghanistan does not lead to the conclusion that "nation-building" was successful.

Squadron A began as a mounted political club, which took part in parades during the Blaine-Cleveland campaign of 1884, & continued for some years as a private troop of horsemen, who called themselves the First N.Y.

There are now 550 Brownies (first to third grade) or Junior Girl Scouts (fourth and fifth grade) in 25 Manhattan and Brooklyn private school troops, up from 200 girls and 9 troops last year, and from just a few dozen participants the year before.

Almost immediately after the explosion, the private security troops of a company called Monarch Solutions raid the facility.

After a political crisis in which private security troops terrorized Romanis and controlled the streets for weeks, the small village of Gyöngyöspata, one hour outside of Budapest, has become a symbol of the rising far-right influence in Hungary and its inability to deal with the Roma minority.

In the Balkans in 1990s the number of private contractors and troops was roughly equal, just as it is in Iraq now.

Recalled another Tennessee private, "While his troops were standing line waiting for orders to move, General Cheatham rode out in front and in attempting to make an appeal to his Tennesseans, rolled off his horse and fell to the ground as limp and helpless as a bag of meal – to the great humiliation and mortification of his troops".

Many of the 100 Olympic venues were officially opened, and while there were glaring examples of no-shows among the private security details, troops and police officers drafted to replace them began to rebuild confidence that the Games would be properly protected.

He was the production designer for "The Shootist," "Private Benjamin" and "Troop Beverly Hills".

The coastguard may repel private vessels, but not troops arriving from the air or from a submarine.