Sentence examples for safeguarding troops from inspiring English sources
Earlier on Tuesday, the military's senior officer, Gen. Richard B. Myers, defended the use of the vaccine as essential to safeguarding troops facing adversaries who may attack with unconventional weapons.
That December, a Defense Department commission prepared to release a report castigating officers in the chain of command for failing to safeguard their troops.
The army acknowledges using heavy weapons in tightly packed neighborhoods, but says it must do so to safeguard its troops while attacking terrorists embedded in the civilian population.
The museum's director of research, Donny George, said about 1,500 missing treasures had been returned, many by local people who said they were safeguarding them until troops could protect the museum.
On behalf of President Obama, Mr. Biden is scheduled to take part in a solemn ceremony thanking American service members for their sacrifices and saluting the Iraqi troops now responsible for safeguarding their nation's security.
While the role of the troops is nominally limited to safeguarding the returning Hutu politicians, in a country as volatile as Burundi, the South African soldiers face considerable hazards.
After a period of relative autonomy supervised by the United Nations and safeguarded by international peacekeeping troops, Kosovo declared its independence in 2008.
"Our troops must safeguard the N.L.L. with their lives until unification comes," Mr. Lee was quoted as saying during a lunch meeting with marines and fishermen on the island, according to a South Korean news media pool report.
"We have had fine words and important meetings but these must now be put into action by providing additional troops to safeguard the people.
The three released a statement calling the 3,000 troops "dramatically lower than what our military leaders" have said "is needed to support Iraq in safeguarding the hard-won gains that our two nations have achieved at such great cost".
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