Examples of using More troops in English and their translations into Spanish
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The Government needed more troops to end the insurgency, as well as
More troops will be required, however, to deal successfully with the challenges
Instead of dispatching more troops and private security contractors to the country,
UNMIL received more troops from Bangladesh, Ethiopia
The Government has stated its willingness to deploy more troops throughout the country, including in areas affected by LRA,
The government has been repeatedly told by its most senior military advisers… that it needs far more troops.
I would encourage them to send more troops and I would encourage them to persist in this bloodbath.
which is nearly 5 times more troops than all of the countries in Cold Response combined.
He also called for developed countries to show greater commitment to peacekeeping operations by contributing more troops.
The new UNOCI concept of operations involves fewer troops performing static missions and more troops patrolling throughout its area of responsibility.
the Mission urgently needs more troops to deploy inside the country so as to stabilize it.
He provided additional information on the six-point initiative of the Secretary-General and stated that more troops, police and gendarmerie units were immediately needed.
remained in Panama to gather more troops.
The damage done to Tanaka's convoy during the Battle of the Eastern Solomons caused the Japanese to reconsider trying to deliver more troops to Guadalcanal by slow transport.
General Clinch also warned Washington that the Seminoles did not intend to move and that more troops would be needed to force them to move.
This talk about sending over 100,000 or 200,000 more troops-- You're going to create a very serious difficulty in this country… if you people in the administration go through with that.
Today Britain commits more troops to United Nations peace-keeping than any other Member State- with 10,250 out of a total of 69,000.
Hyakutake prepared to send more troops to Guadalcanal for another attempt to recapture Henderson Field.
However, Bonet and Marshal Jean-Baptiste Bessières suspended sending more troops to Extremadura, which favored Wellington's advance in the south.
In order to persuade the Senate to send more troops so that we can finish here.
