Sentence examples for regional troops from inspiring English sources

The leader writer admits that the plan is entirely incoherent, that "the West has caused massive disruption in the region", that beyond the Syrian government there are no "regional troops able to take on and defeat Isil" – and then concludes that "Britain should play a full part with its allies in a clearly defined campaign to destroy this menace".

They patrolled jointly with units from the Iraqi Army and Kurdish regional troops, for example.

The group was said to be reviewing how American troops could be deployed alongside regional troops.

This requires at the same time a combination of air strikes, support of regional troops and strong political co-ordination.

Battered by the overwhelming power of federal and regional troops in Chechnya, the separatists no longer have the ability to mount significant military offensives and have instead relied increasingly on guerrilla strikes and terrorist bombings.

But President Abdoulaye Wade of Senegal, the current chairman of the Economic Community of West African States, said recently that regional troops could not be sent until the rebels and the government reached a political settlement.

Although the force was originally envisioned as an African one with some United Nations backing, the planning is now focused on creating a new United Nations peacekeeping organization, but it would still rely heavily on regional troop contributions.

"A scout is kind and we have tolerance for other peoples' opinions," said Gregg Shields, the national spokesman for the Scouts, pointing to the overflow subscription to the nine-day celebration here as a barometer of scouting's health, despite boycott calls from advocates for equal rights for gays and dissents from regional troop leaders.

There are 2,500 African regional peacekeeping troops in CAR, due to be increased to 3,600 by January 2014.

They reported widespread attacks by marauding soldiers, who have fled the capital since regional peacekeeping troops regained control.

Without a diplomatic initiative to build a larger coalition of regional ground troops, I fear we will be inevitably drawn into a quagmire.