Sentence examples for designated a force from inspiring English sources

To man Fort Greble's 327 yards of perimeter, Barnard designated a force of 165 men.

While some politicians have de cided to keep battling reform, at least 21 states have officially designated a task force or committee to oversee implementation.

The brigade, which has more than 4,500 soldiers and is equipped with tanks and artillery, has been designated a "mobile response force" for the region, according to Col. Scott L. Efflandt, the brigade commander.

Jafari has said that US military bases in the region would be open to attack if his forces were designated a terrorist group.

The PKK has fought a 30 year insurgency against Turkish armed forces and is designated a terrorist group by Ankara, as well as the US and NATO.

Although "passion" is sometimes used as a translation of Aristotle's word pathos (other alternatives are "emotion" and "feeling"), it is important to bear in mind that his term does not necessarily designate a strong psychological force.

But Lantos also said that the United States is "far from having exhausted all the peaceful options for putting Tehran's leadership on the right path". He added: "Any talk of military intervention is unwise and unsupported by Congress and the American people". U.S. specialists on Iran also warned about the unintended consequences of designating a state's military force a terrorist group.

Young's modulus was evaluated at 30 °C using the controlled force tensile mode with a designated force rate (0.5 N/m).

The convenient location freed us from having to designate a meeting place or forcing someone to hold down a table for dinner.

Moreover, the ability to lawfully prosecute even unsuccessful suits adds legitimacy to the court system as a designated alternative to force.

Further delays arose after the terrain around the proposed LZ was found to be unsuitable for helicopters, and Shelton was forced to designate a new location 1000 m to the south-west for his battalion.