Sentence examples for take soldiers from inspiring English sources

"They take soldiers out of their homes and brutally execute them," General Azimi said.

It would take soldiers on the ground to force Milosevic to back down, so Blair set out to cajole his principal ally, President Clinton, into committing ground troops.

The exhibition ends with a look at America's entrance into World War I. United States military forces commandeered many of the ocean liners that were docked in Hoboken and converted them into transport ships to take soldiers to France to fight the Germans.

What is the military doing to take soldiers out deployment rotations if they show such signs?

The objective of the expedition was to take soldiers, friars and provisions to establish a colony in the Santa Cruz Islands.

Or you'll likely have to take soldiers who just got back from Afghanistan or Iraq who are on a 'rest' cycle for training.

It took soldiers to un-people it.

"It would prove to them that taking soldiers and policemen is worthwhile".

But that seemed even less likely because taking soldiers to war requires an esteemed leader.

The FARC says it distinguishes between kidnapping civilians for ransom and taking soldiers or police officers captive.

"To win a war, it takes soldiers," Mr. Freeh said, urging lawmakers to increase the bureau's budget.