Sentence examples for capability of forcing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Harte said, "Any of the stakeholders that have the capability of forcing us into bankruptcy, it would not benefit them at all, and I believe they see it that way".

Part of DARPA's research agenda is devoted to improving the decision-making capability of forces at both the tactical and strategic levels.

"Such systems, therefore, offer the potential to broaden the capability of forces to deliver accurate fire on positively identified targets, but ultimately they can only be as smart as the personnel that operate them".

Research has failed to measure the capability of force exertion in the water using solely arm stroke or leg kicking.

Salesforce.com has continued to expand the capabilities of Force.com, its platform to build and deploy enterprise applications.

Russia, by contrast, has spent billions under Putin to upgrade and modernise the capabilities of forces that were dilapidated after the breakup of the Soviet Union.

To test the olfactory capabilities of mice forced to use only their olfactory system components ipsilateral to UNO, the olfactory bulb was removed on the side contralateral to the occluded naris [ 5].

In its report the committee also said the Ministry of Defence and Foreign Office "painted a very positive picture of the transition" to the Afghan National Security Forces, but pointed out there were concerns over the capability of Afghan forces to fill the gap left once coalition forces withdraw at the end of 2014, particularly in terms of helicopters, close air support and logistics.

Several floors of fire would have been beyond the fire-extinguishing capability of the forces that we had on hand.

"The overall capability of a force," he writes, is "the means multiplied by the way multiplied by the way multiplied by the will times three".

But General McChrystal asserted that such "counterterrorism" operations work best when they are coupled with "counterinsurgency" efforts to build up the ability of the host nation to govern and bolster the capability of its forces.