Sentence examples for centre force from inspiring English sources

The former business secretary told an audience in Westminster: "I think we have to recognise that despite our best efforts, the Liberal Democrats might not be the only centre force in British politics.

The Centre Force sank one American escort carrier (CVE), two destroyers, and a destroyer escort.

In October 1944, she left Brunei as part of Admiral Takeo Kurita's Centre Force during the Battle of Leyte Gulf.

Due to the threat of American submarines and aircraft carriers, both Yamato and Musashi spent the majority of their careers in naval bases at Brunei, Truk, and Kure deploying on several occasions in response to American raids on Japanese bases before participating in the Battle of Leyte Gulf in October 1944, as part of Admiral Kurita's Centre Force.

But the regional government of Asturias, which owns the buildings and part finances the centre, forced the closure, alleging "serious irregularities" in the accounts.

Public and political opposition to holding the trial in lower Manhattan, near the site of the destroyed World Trade Centre, forced the attorney general to review his first decision, and no other venue proved acceptable.

The program's shocking images from inside the Don Dale detention centre forced a royal commission into youth detention in the Northern Territory the day after Australia's Shame was broadcast.

The Scottish government had to wade in again and refused to provide the final £72m of its funding if the line did not go to the city centre, forcing the council into a u-turn.

While we may personally share concerns raised by the community, if The Centre forces a cancellation of this rental show it isn't simply a situation of giving back the rent.

Post-Blair, the goal should be a merger with the sane wing of the Liberal party to create a new left-of-centre force that would marginalise the socialist rump of old Labour.

On this point, I wonder: though he gives me the usual assurances that his party is a pretty radical, left-of-centre force, aren't such claims at least slightly undermined by those SNP-ers whose views often seem to put them rather closer to free-market Tories?