They will add to smaller rotating contingents of U.S troops.
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Alongside volunteers, countries sent their own contingents to to Thailand.
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Pro-government contingents have blamed the protests on foreign intelligence services.
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In the U.S., the largest contingents are from New York and California.
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Venezuela, like Poland, needs a compromise that avoids a violent confrontation between the government and the opposition, a military coup, a civil war or, even more disastrously, a proxy war pitting US-backed contingents against Russian-backed contingents.
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There are now contingents led by the US, Canada, the UK, and Germany.
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In the eastern city of Lahore, large police contingents were deployed to thwart demonstrations.
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Somalia and Iran have also produced substantial contingents, at about 63,000 and 36,000, respectively.
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Such measures were crucial to avoid blowback, vandalism or worse from anti-choice contingents.
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Some Afghans have joined existing teams, which typically have large contingents from the Asian subcontinent.
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Major contingents include over 800 FEMA staffers and plans of 6,400 Department of Defense personnel.
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Our mission is to furnish fresh contingents of trained men in order to obtain victory.
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"They have other contingents that may require more cooperation later," Driscoll added about the prosecution.
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Not to be outdone, other contingents of NATO's security mission often decorate their own equipment.
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Saudi Arabian contingents spent hundreds of thousands of dollars at the property in January and February.
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Before the New Republic article had even been published, three contingents of critics had emerged online.
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Countries that had contingents in Malakal — Ethiopia, India and Rwanda — are among the largest troop contributors.
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All of these arms flow freely between ISIS contingents across the Middle East and North Africa.
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And yet, at every one of those other marches, large contingents of religious people joined in.
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Response: As Mr. Guaidó flew into the country, large military contingents surrounded the Simón Bolívar Airport.
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Indian Rapid Action Force contingents participate in the rehearsals for the upcoming 68th Republic Day celebration parade.
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Tunisians make up one of the largest contingents of foreign fighters assisting ISIS in Iraq and Syria.
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The backlash, in a state with one of the South's most vigorous liberal contingents, was perhaps inevitable.
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Second and third contingents of rescue teams were being prepared, in case first-responders get into trouble themselves.
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The dreary score suggests that these different contingents are all just craving a little brightness in their life.
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The American racing contingents were small, as most of the big names were focused on the Rio Olympics.
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Two contingents of Turkish troops with columns of armored vehicles have arrived since the crisis erupted on June 5.
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It's based on an Airbus A330 and has been fitted with 58 business seats to transport large contingents abroad.
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Next, the top 10 national organizing committees, by size of their athlete contingents, ranked their priorities and made special requests.
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There are about three dozen people from The Times here, making us, by far, one of the biggest media contingents.
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Organized contingents of activist-workers at other companies, Palantir among them, have yet to emerge for one reason or another.
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He's never sure which, if not all, of these contingents want to use him and then get rid of him.
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MINUSCA has repatriated members of several contingents amid a wave of sexual abuse and rape accusations over the last year.
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They're guarded by Marine Security Guard contingents; the size of the force varies by country and is not publicly disclosed.
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In November, an official march celebrating Poland's Independence Day included contingents from foreign organizations like Italian neo-fascist group Forza Nuova.
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One: five or ten years ago it would have been impossible to imagine the Bundestag sending German military contingents into Mali.
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Several contingents of Turkish troops with columns of armored vehicles have arrived in Doha since the crisis erupted on June 5.
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"Thank you, rescuers!" belted out Guadalupe Perez, 56, as she passed the sculpture, which was followed by contingents of rescuers, including dogs.
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Iowa and New Hampshire, with their strong contingents of white progressives, were always seen as good fits for his brand of politics.
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National contingents range in size from 96 seats for Germany to the minimum six each for tiny Cyprus, Estonia, Luxembourg and Malta.
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Delattre said that "highly specialized European contingents" - including special forces and intelligence experts - would be among the additional forces sent to Mali.
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My district in Queens is home to one of the largest contingents of for-hire and yellow cab drivers in the city.
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Another View The United States should not turn away from Latin America as many populist contingents, both Republican and Democratic, have suggested.
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Roughly five hours later, in a pouring rain, the last contingents from the park finally reached the site of the afternoon rally.
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Aides were at pains to keep press contingents small, often shooing them away from the Bushes after brief photograph opportunities and remarks.
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Al Shabaab has seized control of several towns in central Somalia after they were abandoned by Ethiopian contingents in the Africa Union peacekeeping force.
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So on Saturday, a friend and I marveled at how very different—how much more ordinary—the contingents are than when we were young.
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And they include large contingents of Jews, Muslims and also Sikhs, Hindus and Buddhists in some cities — a reflection of the country's religious diversity.
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The United Nations has experience in managing airports in countries where it has deployed peacekeeping contingents, but there is no such force in Yemen.
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The team has identified the alleged involvement of U.N. contingents from Burundi and Gabon, which will remain confined to camps during the investigation, Dujarric said.
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That Wall is protected by a huge battalion of soldiers of the "Unnamed Order," of which there are various contingents in different brightly colored uniforms.
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This I'll-let-you-fill-in-the-gaps-style also allows for Trump to dog-whistle to certain more politically incorrect contingents of his electorate.
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Small contingents of Australian soldiers will be sent to train Philippine troops, Payne said during a press conference with her counterpart, Delfin Lorenzana in Manila.
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In Afghanistan, Poland provided one of the largest military contingents to the NATO-led mission, and our military advisers continue to help train Afghan troops.
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Military, medical and emergency response teams were on standby, and second and third contingents of rescue teams were ready to help first-responders in trouble.
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Poland will be the host of a NATO summit meeting in July, when it hopes to secure larger contingents of allied forces on its territory.
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The Polk County Sheriff's Office in Central Florida went the other direction, however, warning certain contingents of the population that they're not worthy of protection.
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Many Indian nations were represented at the Standing Rock camp, and they drew big contingents of clergy members, military veterans and young people as allies.
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If Harrison can find a way to tap into these two contingents and rally an energized Democratic base, he could give Graham a serious fight.
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Forces did not operate under a unified command, resulting in multiple and sometimes conflicting orders to the four troop contingents from China, Ethiopia, Nepal and India.
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Two contingents of Turkish troops with columns of armored vehicles have arrived in Doha since the crisis erupted, along with 100 cargo planes loaded with supplies.
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Contingents from Spain, Britain, Portugal, Italy, Brazil, France, Austria, Norway, the Philippines and Romania will be in the mix, along with projects from 63 design schools.
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For decades, contingents of lesbian motorcyclists calling themselves Dykes on Bikes have led the San Francisco Pride Parade, along with Pride parades in many other cities.
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Currently, only a few small contingents of Americans are active in eastern Iraq, where they are helping the Iraqi Army fight pockets of Islamic State resistance.
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The U.S. & Canada and Asia-Pacific contingents continued to see nearly flat growth while the company saw quicker growth in its European and "Rest of World" sectors.
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With large contingents from South America and Japan, the show often represents its nearly 90 artists with only one work each, which could be a bit scattershot.
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Voter intimidation claims have cropped up in Texas, pitting the ACLU against Customs and Border Protection officials — two decidedly U.S.-based contingents, with no hackers in sight.
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These countries will run to the U.S. for cover, as some of them are doing now by demanding large contingents of U.S. armed forces on their soil.
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It is a move that will cause further pain for a people used to wakes attended by large contingents of mourners that can stretch to several nights.
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It is a move that will cause further pain for a people used to wakes attended by large contingents of mourners that can stretch to several nights.
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The US has large and growing contingents in nations — like Iraq, Syria, and Afghanistan — where electricity is spotty and summertime temperatures already routinely rise well above 100 degrees.
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Both Syrian government and Russian contingents have been intensifying their operations in the region in a bid to reclaim land from rebels in the northern part of Latakia.
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To bolster NATO's eastern frontier, American forces are now deployed in Poland, and there are contingents led by Canadians in Latvia, Britons in Estonia and Germans in Lithuania.
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Two contingents of Turkish troops with columns of armored vehicles have arrived in Doha since the worst crisis among Gulf Arab states for years erupted on June 5.
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The figure suggests that far bigger military contingents would be on the move than declared, the minister said, a sign that Moscow may intend to leave some behind.
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But the danger is that countries like Kenya and Ethiopia, which have substantial contingents of troops in Somalia, could instead pull back and let America do the fighting.
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Batty is a professor of computer science at the University of Waterloo in Ontario, Canada, and the animations he makes aren't to appease the ASMR contingents on YouTube.
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In order to gather evidence against bin Laden and the other al-Qaeda figures under indictment in the United States, I went in with one of the early contingents.
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As the longest partial government shutdown in US history continues, airport security workers have become one of the most vocal contingents of government employees who are laboring without pay.
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FOR nearly six weeks, armed contingents of two of the biggest military forces in the world have faced off in a high-altitude game of chicken in the Himalayas.
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To date, neither the Afghan authorities nor the command of the US and NATO contingents in the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan have provided evidence that would confirm these speculations.
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Google also has contingents of its workers march in LGBT+ events during Pride month; dissatisfied workers have suggested using them as an opportunity to draw attention to YouTube's missteps.
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Japan's military later trained with the French force alongside U.S. and British contingents in what sources earlier told Reuters was meant as a show of force aimed at China.
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Crowds marched through the city center to the public square, which faces the National Palace and the Metropolitan Cathedral, where the two contingents of protesters clashed, according to Reuters.
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" In an Opinion article published Wednesday in The New York Times, Mr. Guaidó wrote that the opposition's effort to oust Mr. Maduro would require "support from key military contingents.
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While outrage appeals to the Republican primary base, Trump's campaign seems to be turning off huge contingents of voters his campaign will need to put together an Electoral College victory.
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Budget reconciliation requires passing a budget resolution, forcing Republicans to thread the needle between members' competing spending priorities and the larger contingents of tax cutters, deficit hawks, and defense hawks.
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Of about 13,21 immigrant visas granted in fiscal year 210 to those coming from the seven countries, the largest contingents are actually from Iran and Yemen, State Department records show.
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If there was a little slippage among the teeming contingents in Act II and with singers deeply recessed onstage in Act III, that pretty much comes with the Zeffirellian territory.
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This year NATO is deploying a force of about 1,000 soldiers in each of the Baltic states and Poland, in addition to smaller contingents of U.S. troops already in the region.
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Planned Parenthood Votes and their local chapters picked these 24 races based on where there are heavy contingents of women Obama-Trump voters and which districts they think are most flippable.
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As ISIS loses on the battlefields of Iraq and Syria, contingents of Russian ISIS fighters who survive may try and make their way home to foment additional terrorism on Russian soil.
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The nations they struggle to rule harbor large contingents of irregular fighters and terrorists who have been hardened and made savvy, trained by the experience of fighting the American military machine.
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In an Opinion article for The New York Times published on Wednesday, Mr. Guaidó wrote that the transition away from Mr. Maduro's autocratic rule would require support from key military contingents.
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In any family or business grappling with important choices, it is normal for a range of opinions to be discussed and options presented, the two Sackler contingents said in a joint statement.
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Other protests are also likely; at last year's march, groups like No Justice No Pride blocked the NYPD and Toronto police contingents, temporarily halting the proceedings (12 of the activists were arrested).
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"I think it was [during] one of the first contingents they deployed to Norway of Marines, there were 700 or something like that, the local population started to need socks and gloves."
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Foreign workers make up around 1.6 million of Qatar's 2.5 million population, and hundreds of thousands of them are Egyptians, making them one of the biggest foreign contingents in the Gulf country.
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Second and third contingents of rescue teams were being prepared, in case first-responders get into trouble themselves, and disaster officials said tens of thousands more people may have to be moved.
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Long after organizers announced the postponement of the race until Thursday, noisy contingents from both countries remained cheering and singing in the stands as other spectators shot photos and video of them.
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Warren, Sanders, Harris, Booker and other candidates had big contingents of chanting, drumming, sign-waving supporters outside the entrance of the main arena early, and many poured inside to cheer the speeches.
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Thais formed the largest group among the 637 foreigners who registered to climb the mountain on July 27 and 73, making up 337, with French, Dutch and Spanish the next-biggest contingents.
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The rift has separated families and severed commercial links, prompting concerns among foreign workers - particularly Egyptians, who make up one of the largest expatriate contingents in Qatar - about their ability to stay.
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"In any family or business grappling with important choices, it is normal for a range of opinions to be discussed and options presented," the two Sackler contingents said in a joint statement.
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The discord echoed a wider fracturing of the EU's political center evident in May's elections to the European Parliament, which delivered a more fragmented assembly with bigger far-right and far-left contingents.
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On April 11, the two Sackler contingents and their lawyers gathered in a Debevoise & Plimpton LLP conference room on the 35th floor of a Manhattan office tower to hash out their next moves.
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"Many countries are represented by their military and army elements on the ground in Syria, but only the Russian and Iranian contingents are staying there upon consent from Damascus," Lavrov told RT News.
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Two contingents of Turkish troops with columns of armored vehicles have arrived since the crisis erupted on June 5, and Defence Minister Fikri Isik said on Friday that further reinforcements would be beneficial.
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It sees a variety of drills from about 25 marching and mounted contingents, around 20 military bands, various military vehicles, 30 cultural tableaux, nearly 30 aircrafts, state-wise cultural performers, and 1,200 schoolchildren.
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And by accepting the Fifth Circuit's narrow interpretation of Hellerstedt, the justices would be inviting other lower courts, particularly those with large contingents of Trump appointees, to uphold similar restrictions in other states.
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Jake Tolan, a member of the newly formed Reclaim Pride Coalition, told me that HOP said at the time there would be "no organized contingents of multiple groups in the parade" this time around.
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Hundreds of aid workers from abroad were already in the disaster zone by Monday morning, with the largest contingents so far including 240 from Mexico, 2000 from Spain and 0003 from Chile, officials said.
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New Zealand Defence Force said on Friday it was sending more reinforcements to Australia, including from Fiji, to join contingents and specialists sent also by other countries, such as Japan and the United States.
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And there are some three dozen others, among them editors, designers, those who do the manual cutting and pasting, and interns — including contingents that come regularly from foreign universities for weeks of work study experience.
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A number of pro-Steam contingents of the community also consider Epic's store an inferior product to Steam, with the Epic Game Store still missing some key features that have existed for years on Steam.
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Both still host small British military contingents -- a legacy from the first half of the 226th century, when Britain, then a world superpower, wielded control over both as a colony (Singapore) or a protectorate (Brunei).
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Foreign workers make up around 1.6 million of Qatar's 2.5 million population, and according to al-Iraqi about 350,000 of them are Egyptians, making them one of the biggest foreign contingents in the Gulf country.
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The latest allegations came to light two weeks after the United Nations Security Council passed a resolution endorsing toughened discipline proposed by Mr. Ban against violators, including repatriation of entire contingents implicated in systematic abuse.
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Most of the 677 marching contingents in the Pride March represent smaller nonprofits and community organizations, he said, adding that corporations are accepted only if they have an L.G.B.T. employee group participating in the march.
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The contest has stoked tensions between Kenya and Ethiopia, long-time allies who both have large contingents of peacekeepers in the country and see Jubbaland as a buffer zone against Islamist attacks in their own countries.
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Tingle's profile increased dramatically over the summer of 2016, after Tingle found himself in the middle of an ongoing, highly politicized fight between various contingents of sci-fi and fantasy writers volleying over the Hugo Awards.
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Confronted with that disconnect between how they see the U.S. role and how the Europeans see it, many in the American delegation, which included one of the largest Congressional contingents in the conference's history, were nonplussed.
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The chamber found that while in CAR, his authority over the rebels was not displaced by the country's army, as Bemba's defense had argued, and that he had been in direct contact with contingents in the field.
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Malta replied that Salvini had failed to say that Italy had agreed to take in 50 from Malta from a separate disembarkation, and the two countries had agreed to call it even and keep the respective contingents.
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The bottom line: In order to pass the continuing resolution (CR) that will fund the government past its Friday deadline, GOP leadership must win over two key contingents: Senate Democrats and members of the House Freedom Caucus.
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The Battar group was previously based in Syria, but was disbanded in 85033 after Islamic State leaders announced that they would establish a caliphate and did not want contingents based on nationality or ethnicity, the Times reported.
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The seeds of partition were planted years earlier when Turkish Cypriots withdrew from a power-sharing system after the outbreak of communal violence, which spurred the dispatch of what is now one of the oldest U.N. peacekeeping contingents.
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All roads leading to Mr. Khan's residence in Bani Gala, a suburb of Islamabad, have been barricaded, and heavy contingents of police and paramilitary troops have surrounded his luxurious home, which sits on a hill overlooking the capital.
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Personnel from UNDOF, which monitors the Israeli-Syrian frontier on the Golan Heights, have come under fire and even been kidnapped by militants fighting Assad's forces, prompting peacekeeping contingents from some participating nations to withdraw from the force.
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Tunisia, which had one of the largest contingents of foreigners to join ISIS, has balked at repatriating its citizens, leaving at least 200 Tunisian children and 100 women marooned in Syria and Libya, according to Human Rights Watch.
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In Bulawayo on Monday, large contingents of police patrolled on foot, horseback and in vehicles, setting up checkpoints on roads into the city, searching cars and people for weapons, and cordoning off the MDC offices and the magistrates court.
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It said it would significantly reduce a large part of the "civil and political" component of the U.N. mission known as MINURSO, stop its voluntary contribution to the mission and look to pull Moroccan contingents from U.N. peacekeeping missions.
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A spokesman for the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights has called abuses by troops in the nation "rampant," noting that about 10 international peacekeeping contingents have now been implicated in cases of sexual abuse.
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There are no end dates for stay of the new contingents, which will rotate every six months partly to comply with NATO's 1997 promise to Russia to avoid "permanent stationing of substantial combat forces" in Central and Eastern Europe.
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A few months after launch, Destiny 2 is a game that finds itself being pulled in every direction by the many contingents of its community, resulting in diametrically opposed opinions on the game and the direction it should take.
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As Poland prepares to host a NATO summit meeting in July in the hope of landing large contingents of allied forces on its soil, Washington should remind Mr. Kaczynski that the alliance is, above all, one of shared values.
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The emblem is modeled on the Arch of Titus menorah, bracketed by olive branches and punctuated with the country's Hebrew name in a modernist socialist-realist-esque font, in an attempt to appeal to both religious and secular contingents.
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The region bristles with American air and naval bases and major deployments in Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates, among others, manned by 55,000 troops and civilians, and rising contingents in the war zones of Afghanistan, Syria and Iraq.
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Ahead of these Winter Games, the I.O.C. talked a big talk to clean up Olympic sports, yet allowed Russia to send one of the largest contingents to these Games, and then approved a "neutral" uniform with the word "Russia" on it.
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While China attracts large contingents of foreign correspondents who cover everything from national security to the country's startups and economy, Korea's foreign media coverage basically entails coverage of the funny guy to the North and the occasional odd cultural note.
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This year, the University of Notre Dame, the famed Catholic college in Indiana, is sending 700 students on 13 charter buses, one of the largest campus contingents, said Emily Burns, vice president of communications with Notre Dame Right to Life.
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More than 100,000 children around the world still die every year from a lack of vitamin A. The pro-GMO and anti-GMO contingents have accused each other of taking advantage of these vulnerable people to advance their own causes.
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Doubts are also likely to be raised about the actual turnout figures because several established poll-watching groups — as well as contingents from the United States and the European Union — declined to take part because they felt the polls were not legitimate.
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If the intention was not to sound bellicose, it would have succeeded, though it surely underplayed the deterrent value of the Bahrain-based U.S. Fifth Fleet and other elements of U.S. Central Command, particularly U.S. Air Force contingents in Qatar and the UAE.
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There will be a big parade to open the ceremonies, in which the Army, Navy, Boy Scouts, school children, foreign relief workers, the British, French, Italian, Polish and Belgian contingents will be seen, the foreign organizations to be costumed in native dress.
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"When you throw together asylum seekers, refugee contingents, resettlement programs and family members joining refugees all in one pot, and then set a limit of 200,000, one group will be thrown under the bus," said Simone Peter, a co-leader of the Greens.
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Peacekeepers from France, Gabon, Burundi, the Democratic Republic of Congo, the Republic of Congo, as well as contingents from the European Union and the African Union have all been accused of sexual abuse over the past couple of years, including against children.
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Trump is not popular in heavily Mormon Utah, but [Lee's] more moderate colleague Orrin Hatch is thinking of running for reelection in a state where small, motivated contingents can take over the convention nominating system Republicans use to choose their Senate nominee.
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"Belonging to one of the older contingents not as yet called to the colors, I enlisted so as to not remain a mere spectator of the great drama which had been thrust upon the world," he later told Fine Arts Journal in August 1918.
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Personnel from UNDOF, which monitors the Israeli-Syrian frontier on the Golan Heights, have come under fire and even been kidnapped by militants fighting the forces of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, prompting peacekeeping contingents from some participating nations to withdraw from the force.
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It's been easy to miss the European fans in Russia so far — the Latin American contingents are more numerous and, if we're honest, louder — but there are plenty from both countries in the baking heat of Sochi, on the lip of the Black Sea.
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The three Baltic states will lobby U.S. Secretary of State James Mattis in Munich next week to keep U.S. contingents that were deployed to the Baltics after Russia's annexation of Crimea in the region to complement the incoming NATO battle groups, a senior security official told Reuters.
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Establishment Republicans and even some Fox News anchors have airily dismissed the investigation by saying "there's nothing there" (Lindsey Graham), but fringe contingents of the right have gone all-in on an ever more dubious yarn that frames Ukraine as a place where Democrats are guilty.
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The line of canvassers spilling out the door is decidedly youthful: Echo Park hipsters, Berniacs sporting 2020 T-Shirts, athletic young moms pushing jogging strollers, and large contingents of USC and UCLA students who are competing over who can make the most voter contacts in California's competitive House districts.
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Heritage of Pride, the committee that organizes New York's march, has agreed to reconfigure the order of the more than 300 contingents that march along Fifth Avenue, allowing groups pledging opposition to the Trump administration and the Republican leadership to have prominent positions near the front of the march.
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In both Syria and Iraq, the United States has maintained an archipelago of outposts, bases and airfields, all connected by ground and air transport routes, where small contingents of American troops are either training local forces or working alongside them to carry out counterterrorism operations against the Islamic State.
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"The task that was set before our defense ministry and armed forces has as a whole been completed and so I order the defense ministry to, from tomorrow, start the withdrawal of the main part of our military contingents from the Syrian Arab Republic," Putin said in televised comments on Monday.
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But Iran, often through General Suleimani, has worked for decades to build close ties with the government of Syria and armed groups in Gaza, Lebanon, Syria, Iraq and Yemen, many of them within firing range of United States allies — and close to contingents of American troops deployed in Syria and Iraq.
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But plenty of greens and socialists (led by contingents from Germany itself) objected that this was a stitch-up, that it was unfair on the left and that it contravened a post-2014 convention whereby a party-political "lead candidate" should win a mandate at the European election to become commission president.
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Maduro's time is running out, but in order to manage his exit with the minimum of bloodshed, all of Venezuela must unite in pushing for a definitive end to his regime," Guaido wrote, adding that any transition of power could not happen without support from "pro-democratic governments" and "key military contingents.
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Across from Gurriel at the other corner of the infield is Bregman, a 23-year-old third baseman and a first-round draft pick in 2015 who moves seamlessly between the team's contingents of Latino and American players because he has a working knowledge of Spanish and a desire to get better at it.
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My father, growing up in the 1890s in Xenia, a small Ohio town containing large contingents of Germans, Irish and blacks, one day asked his father, who had come from Germany as a child and whose hero was Carl Schurz, the American general, politician and reformer, why the schoolbooks portrayed England as the one and only mother country.
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In February 2017, Vanessa Wruble, who helped get the original leadership team together, saw opportunity in connecting the women who organized marches outside of D.C.. In the aftermath of the march, many of those groups were still decentralized, but there were a few, one in Boston, as well as contingents in Colorado, Illinois, and California, that were already coordinating on Facebook.
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The clashes underscore the complex situation in Yemen, as Hadi's alliance has also seen similar internal fighting between his contingents and pro-independence southern forces backed by the United Arab Emirates, a key member of the Saudi-led coalition Local sources told Reuters some residents fled areas where the fighting, which involved heavy artillery and rocket launchers, raged for several hours for a second day.
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Clinton lost 22 states to Bernie Sanders, Vermont's independent and self-identified socialist senator, whose out-of-nowhere challenge had stirred a grass-roots excitement that Clinton's campaign conspicuously lacked and acrimoniously split the Democratic Party's centrist and left-leaning contingents — the latter of which viewed the Obama years as a missed opportunity to fight economic inequality, reorient trade policy and rein in Wall Street.
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