Significados de dispatch troops en inglés

There will be just cause to dispatch troops, the second source said.

With your permission, I shall go at once and dispatch troops to search the forest for Leopold.

His proclamation of a new constitution that abolished slavery incited Napoleon to dispatch troops to reestablish control of the island.

The government is supplying the use of a transport aircraft, but will not dispatch troops in a combat role, Hammond said.

If Gen Haftar halts his offensive and withdraws his troops, Turkey may not dispatch troops to Libya, Turkish vice-president Fuat Oktay said on Wednesday.

The colonel prepared to dispatch troops against the Indians, and requested Will to guide the expedition, if he were sufficiently rested, adding, with a smile:

The central government has dispatched troops and pledged to send extra volunteers and food supplies.

Regional nations dispatched troops to try and stabilize the country and helped facilitate peace talks.

Calm has been restored in Meikhtila and other volatile central areas after authorities imposed martial law and dispatched troops.

Japan, whose U.S.-drafted pacifist constitution bans it from taking part in conflicts abroad, is cautious about dispatching troops overseas.

"Then shouldn't I dispatch troops to find her?" Rosengarten said.

There were fewer clashes and the numbers of protesters were lower in areas where Assad dispatched troops and tanks to stamp out rallies.

He'd dispatched troops and Ironclads to cordon off the roads in all directions, at a distance from the camp of a mile or more.

Michael Starker, of 15 Field Ambulance, on Tuesday brings to 83 the number of Canadian soldiers killed in Afghanistan since Ottawa dispatched troops in 2001.