Sentence examples for troop mobilization from inspiring English sources

Sophie Pinkham writes today on newyorker.com about the latest wave of troop mobilization for the conflict in eastern Ukraine, where thousands of soldiers have been killed or wounded.

In a speech in Parliament last week, Mr. Shourie said neither a punitive airstrike nor a conventional troop mobilization was viable now.

Her mother worked until 2002 as the district coordinator in Raleigh, N.C., and in Anniston, Ala., for the United States Army Family Readiness Group, which assists reserve military units with troop mobilization readiness.

Noting again that the Indian press was reporting all sorts of false information, including reports of troop mobilization, cuts in air/rail links and suggestions that ambassadors had been recalled, Qureshi asked the diplomatic corps to use its influence and restraint to calm the situation.

The troop mobilization sends a clear message ahead of the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development, which is scheduled to take place here in June, that Brazil is taking steps to assert greater control over its porous frontiers in the Amazon.

Two years after the failed Agra Summit of 2001 and the 2002 massive troop mobilization on the India-Pakistan borders, in April 2003 Vajpayee "extended a hand of friendship" and hoped that "both sides should decide to live together".

Western diplomats say the troop mobilizations now are the largest they have seen in more than a decade between the two nuclear adversaries, which have waged hot and cold wars for the last half century.

In an epic confrontation which raised the prospect of nuclear war and resulted in major troop mobilizations on both sides, Kennedy made certain that West Germany retained access to West Berlin by running a large American convoy through East Germany to the dramatically divided traditional capital.

Whenever something happens, either the Summit of the Non-Aligned NatiOperation Caguairanguairan [internal troop training and mobilization program started in 2006], they call me to the police station and warn me that I can't leave Havana.

Under the auspices of the United Nations, some 500,000 U.S. troops (the largest mobilization of U.S. military personnel since the Vietnam War) were brought together with other coalition forces in Saudi Arabia.

Some of the neutralist and pro-entente political figures objected, but none went as far as the Agrarian leader Stamboliyski, who threatened the tsar and issued a call for the troops to resist mobilization.