Sentence examples for ambiguous force from inspiring English sources

Mao's version of Marxism-Leninism remains an active but ambiguous force elsewhere in Asia, most notably in Nepal.

But the demands have "ambiguous force," said Joshua Rosenzweig, a researcher at the Chinese University of Hong Kong who studies human rights and criminal legal issues in China.

"The ambiguous farce" is their pet name for the amphibious forces.

A cynical and nutritionally ambiguous method of forcing the young 'uns to eat fruit it might be (Fay Maschler candidly conceded that bonfire night provided the perfect opportunity to try and coerce her children into eating apples), but what better fruit is there to coat in a sweet gloss at this time of year?

We give these ambiguous and ubiquitous forces names like the Market, the People, and the Spirit of the Age.

They also said that rules on when they might use deadly force were ambiguous and could allow terrorists to succeed.

The Finding sent to Congress was a compromise, providing legal cover for the C.I.A. while referring to the use of lethal force in ambiguous terms.

"This drove the military people up the wall," he said … The Finding sent to Congress was a compromise, providing legal cover for the C.I.A. while referring to the use of lethal force in ambiguous terms.

A18 Workers Fear Nuclear Security In a survey by a nonprofit watchdog group, security guards at 24 nuclear reactors said that they feared being outnumbered and outgunned by terrorists and complained that rules on when they might use deadly force were ambiguous.

An unanticipated emergency would most likely test the country's legal system, which limits the prime minister's executive powers and gives the nation's Self-Defense Forces an ambiguous mission.

The role of dielectric permittivity in VdW forces is ambiguous.