Примеры использования Troops would на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In the meantime, the CIS troops would remain.
Soviet troops would remain stationed in Hungary until 1991.
Hence, a total of 2,590 additional troops would be required.
No Argentine troops would be sent to the islands.
To conduct such an operation, an additional 2,000 troops would be required.
The remaining 800 troops would leave before the end of September 1997.
During the period of deployment at the six selected sites, the 150 national troops would be under the operational control of MINURCA.
Allied troops would also be expected to withdraw in due course.
At the end of that period, British troops would leave the islands.
For months, our troops would capture the building and then leave again.
Uganda and Rwanda did not provide explanations for the fighting but announced that their troops would withdraw to 100 km from Kisangani.
French and Commonwealth troops would also call British soldiers"Tommies.
The troops would include three infantry companies of 100 all ranks each, which would be deployed at three assembly sites 300 all ranks.
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Facing strong protests, he had to explain this request further, emphasizing that Burundi had asked for political, diplomatic, military andpolice assistance from its neighbours without prejudice to national sovereignty and that foreign troops would be under Burundian command.
In wartime, the Border Troops would become a frontline combat service.
As the national andUNMISET police assume exclusive responsibility for internal security, troops would withdraw from a number of districts in the east.
In exchange, African troops would join the coalition forces in Afghanistan.
A senior military commander defected and announced that his troops would protect the permanent sit-in at Change Square.
MONUC Moroccan troops would provide the necessary security, and could even be reinforced.
However, military sources emphasized that essential combat troops would remain until a full redeployment order was issued.
In addition, the troops would provide security for United Nations personnel and property in areas where they are deployed.
Brătianu promised that Romanian troops would not cross the Tisza River.
Any deployment of staff and troops would remain subject to developments on the ground and a subsequent Council resolution establishing the mandate and size of a mission.
In particular, by 15 March 2009 the 1,440 rehatted troops would need daily aviation support in seven main locations.
Under both options, the troops would escort the electoral materials and equipment during their transport and retrieval as described in paragraphs 17 and 18 above.
Under a new food supply contract, troops would enjoy better-quality food at 30 per cent less cost.
President Mugabe said that Zimbabwean troops would withdraw in accordance with the same principles that had required their original deployment, and after their original goals had been met.
An additional French brigade, amounting to about 4,000 troops, would be placed on stand-by in France should further reinforcement prove necessary.
While it had been anticipated that troops would only transit through Split during periods of deployment and repatriation, some troops remained up to four months in low-cost hotels.