Sentence examples for an enduring force from inspiring English sources

The president's military advisers wanted him to commit an enduring force of about 15,000.

NATO has endorsed an enduring force of 8,000 to 12,000 troops to advise, assist and train Afghan forces.

These legends exerted an enduring force as personal experience, as masks of inner identities — including his own.

At the very least, it is instructive that the professionals think of Ewing as an enduring force.

Bernard Lagat, an enduring force at 37, then won the men's 3,000, a race that included all three medalists from last year's outdoor championships.

In the short term, nothing would enhance America's negotiating position with the Taliban more than a clear commitment from Barack Obama to provide an enduring force able to perform these tasks.

She wrote nine books and many articles on dyslexia and was an early and enduring force in the International Dyslexia Association, a 13,000-member professional group based in Maryland.

Tarpishchev, Boris N. Yeltsin's former tennis coach, is a wily and enduring force who has not survived and thrived in the shifting landscape of contemporary Russia by playing his cards wrong or by giving away too much in prematch news conferences.

None of this is to diminish the enduring force of deep-seated cultural and religious aversions to homosexuality.

Those lessons, about the legal power of marriage and the enduring force of family ties, have been carried past those years of crisis.

Anderson's intentions are apparent: to create a historical model that filters out specifics in order to consider in isolation, as if in a scientific experiment, essential yet unfamiliar elements of the times, and to show their enduring force in the present day.