Sentences with phrase «troops out»

For the most part, gameplay is no different than that of Enemy Unknown, players will manage the X-COM base, budgeting R&D, manufacturing as well as sending troops out to defend earth from the alien invasion.

This tactical approach comes to life even more if you have something to hide and wish for a secondary attack by pulling some of your troops out of combat.

Just don't forget to send some troops out there!

If you take to long to attack the enemy trying to build up a huge army they will come looking for you, but if you send your troops out to attack to early you find them overwhelmed.

Being killed by the horrible homing missile is also a common occurrence since it's a one - hit kill, as is being annihilated by an AT - AT out of nowhere or being shot by a Tie Fighter that just happened to fancy taking a few troops out.

Expanding to conquer another piece of the map wasn't about just throwing down a lot of static defenses because you could, it was about trying to decide if you could really spread your troops out even further.

Structures provide distinct resources; from war factories letting you recruit more troops out in the battlefield, gold mines generating your empire more revenue, or a number of buildings that provide you with benefits in the form of playable cards.

Every seven days the Engineers will attack something of value to the American ecosystem unless America pulls all its troops out from abroad.

Actually, the reason that they had «local control» in the south was the Compromise of 1877 which was a backroom deal between the Republicans and the Democrats to let Rutherford B. Hayes (who lost the election) become president if the federal government pulled all troops out of the south and let the Democrats take back control over the state legislatures.

Von Drehle devotes much space to the crucial conflict between Lincoln and General George McClellan, who consistently found reasons, or excuses, to keep his troops out of action when potential Union victories would help win the war and raise morale.

Following the action of Divergent, Insurgent picks up with Jeanine (Winslet) sending troops out to find a mysterious box with some sort of really important content.

This, of course, becomes a metaphor for Alexander leading his troops out of Macedonia to conquer, then unify the Persian Empire... or something.

Pulling our troops out and allowing the country to adjust (thru their own political efforts and their own security efforts, with international guidance) is now the ONLY Winning Strategy.

They need that kind of housecleaning to inspire the troops out here to work to get them back in the majority.

Remember when Obama promised to get the troops out of Iraq by March 31, 2008?

In yesterday's Commons debate most Conservatives were united against the LibDem call for troops out by October - with the exception of Ken Clarke.

Post-debate campaign continues with David Cameron promising to pull British troops out of Afghanistan «as soon as possible»

This is why the logic of an extended air campaign is mission creep and western boots on the ground — whatever the Prime Minister may say now about keeping British combat troops out of the way — are a real possibility.

A Conservative government would not put British national security at risk by pulling troops out of Afghanistan prematurely, Liam Fox said today.

Her comments in the House of Commons this lunchtime represent the first real indication from the government of a timetable for pulling troops out of Iraq.

We didn't pull all US troops out.

ISIS grew because Obama pulled all US troops out of Iraq.

Britain will seek to pull its combat troops out of Afghanistan within five years, its ambassador in Kabul has said.

about keeping British combat troops out of the fight.»

Some of his army want all troops out now — are they going to be fully engaged if he does a slow withdrawal?

Governor Okezie Ikpeazu on Thursday said he has entered an agreement with the Army to pull its troops out of Aba and Umuahia where tension seemed to be more pronounced.

This is remarkably similar to an ABC News / Washington Post poll, which found almost exactly the same proportion of Americans — 54 per cent — also support pulling troops out.

May we please get our troops out of that part of the world and concentrate on rebuilding of America?

«I will promise you this, that if we have not gotten our troops out by the time I am president, it is the first thing I will do.

It is time for the US to take its troops out of Afghanistan and send them to the West Bank to drive the Israeli military back to Israel and give the Palestinians freedom from Israeli military occupation.

Weaver and others add to this by proposing that the U.S. end sanctions on Iraq, pull its troops out of Saudi Arabia, and move toward a more equitable distribution of foreign aid in the Middle East (in particular, less to Israel and more to the Palestinians).

pulled the troops out on the schedule set up by the Previous administration.

When are we going to understand that the world hates our guts, including a lot of our so - called allies We need to get our troops out of both Iraq and Afghanistan NOW.

Pyongyang has long said the term «denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula» must include the United States pulling its 28,500 troops out of South Korea and removing its so - called «nuclear umbrella» security commitment to South Korea and Japan.

It estimated only 30 to 130 active - duty troops out of a force of 1.3 million would seek transition - related health care each year.

Lanz, who served tours in Iraq and Afghanistan, agreed, adding that he agrees with Paul's plans to pull troops out of Afghanistan and with his economic policies.

Not exact matches

The group ruled most of southern Somalia from 2006 to 2011, when it was pushed out of the region by African peacekeeping troops.

Managers map out the strategies and command the troops.

In a similar fashion, the 36th (Ulster) Division went «over the top» on the first day of the great Somme offensive, July 1, 1916, led by a football kicked out by a lead battalion, only to be mowed down, counting among the 57,000 British troops who fell dead or wounded that terrible day.

And the CEO (so the experts inform us) should always be out front, succinctly retailing the story, deliriously describing the dream, and rigorously rallying the troops.

U.S. officials have ruled out putting troops back on the ground, despite this being the biggest threat to the country's stability since the Americans withdrew at the end of 2011.

We got out in such a horrible, foolish fashion, instead of leaving some troops behind.»

It was a humble, direct way of reaching out, and it made him a favorite of the troops.

Next on the list was Afghanistan where, despite having pulled out the vast majority of combat troops years ago, the U.S. saw the need to drop 1,337 bombs.

In his new strategy for the 16 - year Afghan war, Trump singled out Pakistan for harboring Taliban leaders and other militants that are battling American troops in Afghanistan.

Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross, for one, staked out different ground, telling reporters in Davos that «trade wars are fought every single day, the difference is U.S. troops are now coming to the ramparts.»

George W. Bush send National Guard troops to carry out patrols from 2006 to 2008 as part of Operation Jump Start to help secure the frontier.

To rally the troops and figure out the next step, the Mirzas shut down the company for a day in October 2007 and brought their Dallas employees together in a rented conference room with the company's top producing Latin American translators, who flew in for the day.

Across India and much of Africa, the British Empire rolled out its railroads on its own terms and primarily for its own needs — to better extract local resources by connecting mines with ports, and to more quickly deploy its officials and troops in order to bolster its imperial expansion.

News reports beamed around the world showed young womenworkers, some apparently semi-conscious, being pulled out of therubble by firefighters and troops.