Sentence examples for troops garrisoned from inspiring English sources
Austrian troops garrisoned Ferrara, ready to intervene in case of trouble in the Papal States.
The loyalty of troops garrisoned in Osh and police forces in the south has been in doubt since the uprising.
American officials described the deployment, which reinforces Spanish and other South American troops garrisoned in Najaf, as a "preparatory operation," involving troops capable of "full combat operations".
It has propped up the Kims, if only to protect the buffer state that separates it from the American troops garrisoned in South Korea.
At the height of the Troubles, heavily armed soldiers and police officers were a common sight in Northern Ireland, with a peak of about 27,000 British troops garrisoned there.
Currently, there are at least 80,000 Russian troops garrisoned across Chechnya, culled from a confusing array of security ministries -- the federal army, military intelligence, F.S.B. units, anti-crime units, anti-drug units, police patrollers and border guards.
Indeed, the arrangement of Napoleon on the right flank was very risky as the French only had minimal troops garrisoning there.
Johnson convinced the Union troops garrisoning the town that he had cannon on the surrounding hills, when in fact they were merely camouflaged stovepipes.
The Italian response to these raids was to reduce their front line forces and increase the number of troops garrisoning the area from 2,900 men in September to 5,500 by November 1940.
The Newburgh Raid on July 18 , 1862 occurred when Confederate officer Adam Johnson briefly captured Newburgh by convincing the Union troops garrisoning the town that he had cannon on the surrounding hills, when in fact they were merely camouflaged stovepipes.
The "context" it put forward was twofold -- the withdrawal of British troops, garrisons and watchtowers and the reform of the Protestant-dominated police force to make it representative of the population it serves, which is more than 40percentt Catholic.
