Sentence examples for troops enforced from inspiring English sources

Outside, Indian troops enforced the curfew.

Elsewhere, Cairo was quiet as Government troops enforced a round-the-clock curfew, patrolling in armored personnel carriers, tanks and military trucks, and manning checkpoints.

In Jenin, Israeli troops enforcing a curfew wounded four Palestinians, two of them teenagers, hospital officials said.

All of those resources could be considerably extended, of course, by the type of rationing that Iraq has already imposed, with troops enforcing regulations and black market activity punishable by summary execution.

And in the rest of the state, thousands upon thousands of Indian troops enforce an uneasy, always simmering calm of sorts.

Flottenabteilung Wulff was sent through the mouth of the Danube and across the Black Sea to Odessa, where it spent several months supporting the Austro-Hungarian troops enforcing the peace agreement with Russia.

The permission was given, and a police official said "people are coming out everywhere". Tight security by troops was enforced at the funeral site.

In Bosnia, for example, where NATO sent in 50,000 troops to enforce the peace in Bosnia, one of those, a big compound of those troops, an American division of about 22, 23,000 troops, that American division had a brigade, a Russian brigade as a part of it.

Eisenhower then sent federal troops to enforce the court's order for integration.

To the Editor: In 1957, President Eisenhower sent federal troops to enforce school desegregation.

The negotiators acknowledge that they have no troops to enforce the deal.