Sentence examples for an entire force from inspiring English sources

Buckley claimed that the show attempts to present an entire force of police officers with foibles that make them unfit for duty.

"We cannot exclude an entire force of very capable people who can do those jobs," says Duckworth, who became a Black Hawk pilot because aviation was the closest she could get to ground combat.

I heard your call for "no justice, no peace". Your peace is sincerely needed as I work to deliver justice on behalf of this young man….. To the rank-and-file officers of the Baltimore city police department, please know that these accusations of these six officers are not an indictment on the entire force.

"To the rank-and-file officers of the Baltimore Police Department, please know that these accusations of these six officers are not an indictment of the entire force," Mosby said.

They were then spotted by the Cuban airforce, Castro once claimed, and gunned down in an ambush until the entire force consisted of seven armed men.

Fox had announced cuts to the army of 19,000 – just under a fifth of the entire force – in just 10 months, he said.

"What will people think?" said the Mayor, and sent out to the entire force a written order against any munching in public.

Hagel has concluded that a four-star general would be able to exert more influence within the air force and send a signal to the entire force that the mission is taken seriously, the officials said.

Hagel has concluded that a four-star would be able to exert more influence within the air force and send a signal to the entire force that the mission is taken seriously, the defense officials said.

Now at its biggest size yet, 195,000 soldiers, the Afghan Army is so plagued with desertions and low re-enlistment rates that it has to replace a third of its entire force every year, officials say.

Eduardo Duhalde, Mr Ruckauf's predecessor as governor, sacked over 4,000 policemen, a tenth of the entire force, tightened supervision of the remainder, and placed responsibility for criminal investigations in the hands of prosecutors.Critics retort that, though the commanders may have been changed, the bulk of the force has stuck to its old ways.