Sentence examples for troops not only from inspiring English sources

Mr Hammond said a decision on whether Britain would also help arm the Ukrainian military was "under review", but demanded Russia withdraw its troops not only from Donetsk but also from Crimea, which Putin annexed in March last year.

The Air Force decided to take the recommendation a step further, seeing a need for troops not only to speak foreign languages but to understand foreign cultures as well.

Most MEC in Germany is centered on the many sites that hosted military troops not only during both world wars but also throughout the cold war.

Meanwhile, the European Union has declined to comment on a report that Russian President Vladimir Putin allegedly threatened that he could send troops not only to Kiev but also to several EU capitals in Eastern Europe "within two days".

His troops not only pushed the French back, but harassed their retreat, forcing them across the Limmat river, where they took up defensive positions.

Attacks on United States troops are not only rising, they are becoming more sophisticated.

The 349 suicides among active-duty troops exceeded not only the 2011 total of 301 but also the Pentagon's internal projection for the year of 325.

A Defense Department official said that a severe reduction of American troops could not only aggravate fears of Germany, but also resurrect the specter of Soviet aggression.

Speaking in Davos, President François Hollande said France wanted to be "useful to the world" – its troops deployed not only for its own good but for the good of Europe as a whole.

General Hirsch, leading a border tour for journalists through closed military zones on Thursday, said troops have not only multiplied across the Golan, but heightened their levels of alert.

Alongside United States Special Forces and Iraqi soldiers, our troops sought not only to fight the enemy, but also to build security for civilians and promote conflict resolution among competing groups.