Sentence examples for coercive air from inspiring English sources
Nonetheless, NATO soon began further planning for a third mission: coercive air strikes as advocated by the United States.
The United Nations and NATO later expanded the mission of the operation to include providing close air support for UN troops in Bosnia and carrying out coercive air strikes against targets in Bosnia.
"It's a very coercive atmosphere".
The case also involved allegations of coercive land appropriation and claims of air and water pollution.
Also included in the agenda of today's meeting, an official said, was a discussion of whether it would be militarily feasible to conduct what Washington now refers to as "coercive inspections" -- an inspection team backed up by air and land forces that could destroy potential weapons sites and be transformed into an invasion force if necessary.
The PZT films annealed in O2 flow demonstrated better microstructure and ferroelectric properties comparing with films annealed in air by double remnant polarization increase and 8% coercive field increase.
The timing of the Rob and Helen storyline has coincided with the recent passing of a law against "controlling or coercive behaviour in an intimate or family relationship" and is airing many pressing issues.
Mr. Powell, in an opinion endorsed by Mr. Furcalledtheoth, cagencythe agency's decision "a day late and a dollar short," and said it was "inappropriately coercive," trying to force the broadcasters to prove the weaknesses of the rules by airing more editorials.
