In such circumstances, quickly dispatch troops to attack them. Even if you use a small number to strike a large force, they will certainly be defeated.

象这样情况，我可疾速出兵打击他，虽然以少击众，也必会取得胜利。

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In urging the dispatch of troops to Kosovo, Mr Schröder used strong moral imperatives (“Never again Auschwitz”) to convince the public to allow fighter planes to go into combat.

在促使对科索沃派兵时，施罗德使用了强烈的道德强制（“永远别让奥斯维辛的悲剧重演”），以说服公众同意战斗机飞赴战场。

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But public opinion is still against a Japanese presence in Iraq with a recent telephone opinion poll finding only 9 percent supporting the government's plan to dispatch troops to the region.

CNN: Japan: Diplomats shot in vehicles

Rather than dispatch troops to a war-zone, and have little but casualties to show for it afterwards, the Clinton administration decided instead to try to make peace in Bosnia and then to send in troops to enforce it.

ECONOMIST: Peace-making in Bosnia

Strategic planners at the Pentagon worried about how well the Army could respond if it had to dispatch troops unexpectedly to a conflict elsewhere in the world.

NEWYORKER: The General��s Dilemma