Sentence examples for dealing with the force from inspiring English sources

The candidates for Staffordshire's police and crime commissioner have said dealing with the force budget will be the first priority of the job.

Mr Hogg, who has been in post for a month, is currently in the process of appointing a permanent chief constable, setting a Police and Crime Plan, and dealing with the force's budget.

Even more promising are the closing pages, which indicate that Tom is going to take a more aggressive role in dealing with the forces that have been hunting him.

A group of six, dealing with the forces of nature and small-town life, forecasts the thrust of some of his oils and watercolors of the 20's and 30's.

Even Britain's republicans may feel empathy for their matriarch, who, thanks to King Edward VIII's abdication, inherited a throne that was not her original destiny, and who has proved ever practical in dealing with the forces of history.

When dealing with the forced vibrations situation a sinusoidally varying excitation is assumed.

I have discussed with Somali friends and read other accounts written by Somalis who despair that their clan system is totally dysfunctional in dealing with the forces that have engulfed Somalia.

The moment where Huck, having played a mean practical joke on Jim, has to deal with the force of Jim's rejoinder, is the one that sets the heart, and the book, beating.

On Friday night, Mbah a Moute had to deal with the force of Thunder point guard Russell Westbrook.

Social structure is often treated together with the concept of social change, which deals with the forces that change the social structure and the organization of society.

Perhaps the true lesson of Gamergate was that the media is culturally unequipped to deal with the forces actively driving these online movements.