Sentence examples for pull soldiers from inspiring English sources

This May, a year after he was elected, Mr. Barak did fulfill his pledge to pull soldiers out of southern Lebanon after a 22-year occupation.

A3 The Israeli prime minister, Ariel Sharon, said he would press ahead with his plan to pull soldiers and settlers out of the Gaza Strip, even though his party repudiated it.

Sarkozy's visit followed a trip by U.S. Defense Secretary Leon Panetta at the weekend and comes after the United States and France said in June that they would pull soldiers out earlier than expected from the nearly decade-old military campaign against Taliban insurgents.

Protesters pulled soldiers from their vehicles and beat them severely.

But then Pakistan announced it planned to bolster its force by pulling soldiers from the border with Afghanistan.

Most likely that means demarcating a disputed strip of water by the Arabian Sea or pulling soldiers from Siachen glacier, where an avalanche this week killed nearly 140 Pakistanis, mostly soldiers.

In October 1993, 62percentt of Americans thought that the intervention in Somalia "could turn into another Vietnam," even after Mr. Clinton announced that America was pulling soldiers out of Somalia, and at a time when American casualties were a thousand times lower than in Vietnam.

Harvard biochemist Paul Doty was among those who urged Johnson to pull U.S. soldiers out of Vietnam.

We need to pull our soldiers out now, not next year, not in six months, now.

On a recent visit Robert Gates, the defence secretary, said he may pull 5,000 soldiers out ahead of schedule.

In August, the armed forces' commander, General Wiranto, publicly apologised for what happened in Aceh, and promised to pull out soldiers accused of the worst acts of brutality.