Sentence examples for a need for force from inspiring English sources

There is, in fact, a need for force in dealing with people like the Al Qaeda militants.

There is some concern about how this would be structured as there is a need for the force to report to the chief park warden at each site rather than be independent," he said.

More than ever today, many political analysts agree, there is a need for security forces to calm the explosions of religious and ethnic conflict that have spread in this time of national transition and weak central government.

The study also outlines a need for police forces to gather more robust intelligence: "The police and other local agencies need to do more to identify the hidden victims exploited in the off-street sex market and facilitate investigations for which no victim comes forward".

During that speech at Duke on Nov. 13, 1964, King spoke to a need for the forces of "goodwill" to unite communities to support laws that would benefit all people.

Henceforth, there is a need for acoustic radiation force model which can be used to calculate the force magnitude to be modified to accurately represent the setting in a microfluidic chamber.

"People understand there will be a need for a coalition force of some sort," he said.

In other words, in such cases, there's a need for a repelling force between units of work with the goal of (a) better performance avoiding resource contention, (b) higher availability and elimination of a single point of failure.

It is also grappling with how long to keep American troops in Iraq, and whether there will be a need for a peacekeeping force, possibly provided by NATO, which like the United Nations was deeply divided by Mr. Bush's decision to go to war against Iraq.

"I am not sure that there will be a need for any extra forces," he said.

One reason Mr. Owens sees a need for American ground forces is that they would be evidence that the United States is prepared to be in the fight for the long haul.