send troops

Examples (20)

• The government decided to send troops to the conflict zone.
• The UN is sending peacekeeping troops into the trouble spot.
• Historically, nations would often send troops to protect their interests abroad.
• The government decided to send additional troops to the border.
• The UN is considering whether to send peacekeeping troops to the region.
• They might send troops to support their allies.
• After the earthquake, several countries offered to send troops for humanitarian aid.
• Historically, nations have had to send troops to protect their interests abroad.
• If the situation escalates, we may have to send more troops.
• The President refused to send more troops into the conflict zone.
• They have already sent troops to secure the border.
• If the situation escalates, we may have to send troops.
• The President confirmed his intention to send additional troops next month.
• Has the parliament approved the decision to send troops?
• There is ongoing debate about the wisdom of sending troops into the disputed territory.
• The general was ordered to send troops to secure the area.
• To maintain stability, the international community urged them not to send troops.
• Many citizens opposed the plan to send troops overseas.
• The commander was ordered to send troops to reinforce the front line.
• The humanitarian crisis prompted the international community to send relief troops.