Sentence examples for systematic troop from inspiring English sources
The Battalion, however, clashed with Dutch troops while crossing Mount Slamet, and the Dutch believed it was part of a systematic troop movement across the Renville Line.
The logs record no incident of systematic torture or assault by coalition troops as serious as those attributed to Iraqi personnel.
The UK government denies the allegation that British troops were responsible for systematic abuse in Iraq, and said that it launched its own investigation in 2010.
His opponent, Mr. Kerry, became famous at 27 when he told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee in 1971 that American troops in Vietnam had committed systematic atrocities.
The defence secretary said the announcement would not affect future troop deployments and was "emphatically not a systematic shift in policy".
There is the absolutely systematic and rampant looting of Chechen homes by Russian troops; these acts need to be condemned publicly in the strongest terms".
Ethnic cleansing became the norm, and the systematic destruction of mixed neighborhoods was as important as the U.S. troop "surge" in eventually reducing the violence ravaging Iraqi society.
Troops of the commander, Lt. Col. Tharcisse Muvunyi, were behind the "systematic killing" of at least 140 students and Red Cross workers, Judge Asoka de Silva told the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda.
On July 5, Human Rights Watch issued a briefing paper detailing the systematic crackdown on critics of the government since mid-March, when government police and army troops violently brought an end to a month of mostly peaceful protests.
General George Washington ordered the systematic removal of such supplies from areas easily accessible to the British, and companies of American militia and troops harassed British and German forays to acquire such provisions.
Indonesian troops are regularly accused of abusing West Papuan villagers in the name of anti-rebel operations, but Jakarta denies allegations of systematic human rights abuses.
