Sentence examples for the final contingent from inspiring English sources

The final contingent US troops have withdrawn from Iraq, bringing Operation New Dawn to a close.

As numbers dwindled, units were amalgamated for administrative purposes, and as a consequence the 9th and 10th Battalions were merged on 5 February 1919; the final contingent of troops from the 10th Battalion did not return home until September 1919 when they disembarked in Adelaide from the transport Takada.

Northampton's hopes of increasing the English quarter-final contingent - Leicester are already through - appear remote despite their 29-17 Liberty Stadium victory over Pool One hosts the Ospreys.

The final and growing contingent are either working on their own start-up or looking for a job at someone else's.

The grant is good for three to five years, with the final two years contingent upon the success of the first three, as well as on the availability of federal funds.

"In making the release of the final ingestion assessment contingent on the final inhalation assessment it ensures that local water agencies in the interim will not be required to take steps to most effectively protect millions of Americans from this carcinogenic compound," Schiff said in his letter.

Additionally, sensitivity analysis indicated that the final network was contingent on the list of start nodes for the internet-based networks.

Parliament's adoption of the final legislation is contingent on the successful conclusion of this agreement.

The final fee will be contingent on the player's appearances and performances.

Prior to Tuesday morning, that latter provision remained a sticking point, with Republicans pushing that any sanctions relief pursuant to the final deal to be contingent on proof Iran was not sponsoring terrorism.

The sensitivity analysis indicated that the final focal networks were contingent on the identities and number of start nodes used to initialize the network (Fig.  3).