Sentence examples for troops ability from inspiring English sources
The phrase "troops ability" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a misspelling or a misphrasing, possibly intended to convey "troop's ability" or "troops' ability," depending on the context. Example: "The troops' ability to adapt to changing conditions was commendable."
As for the issue of weakening our troops' war readiness, American commanders in Bosnia and Kosovo vigorously reject the notion that their missions degrade our troops' ability to handle other conflicts.
He also lacked confidence in the UN troops' ability to hold against the Chinese offensive.
Speaking on FoxNews Secretary of Defense Hagel explained, "Sending a cohesive headquarters unit will enhance the troops' ability to respond to any security needs, and will provide leadership personnel that could command additional forces if it's determined they are needed in the future".
The ability to engage local populations directly would not only be a huge help in our counterinsurgency efforts, it would also greatly increase our troops' ability to get the jump on enemy forces who often advertise their attacks over non-secure radio transmissions.
The services say there is no evidence that the strains of globe-spanning commitments are hampering the troops' abilities to perform their duties.
Surely, in the age of global media, 24-hour rolling news, social media, and the troops' own ability to record and instantly share images of conflict, it would be impossible for a British government to go to war and conceal its actions, in the way that Britain's war in Dhofar was hidden from the public for six-and-a-half years?
Schoeller told HuffPost in April that the bill, which requires a copy of a photo ID to vote absentee, would not deny troops the ability to vote.
Give troops the ability to call home during the holidays.
What I need is more troops not the ability simply to redeploy existing troops.
As we saw in Iraq and Afghanistan, even after committing tens of thousands of troops, America's ability to affect the course and outcome of armed conflict is decidedly limited.
In central China, communist armies of 500,000 troops proved their ability to fight major battles on the plains and to capture, though not always hold, important towns on the Longhai line such as Luoyang and Kaifeng.
