The division of forces placed tremendous pressure on an already-strained logistical support system.
In ∆AHI as shown in Fig. 6, according to the division of forces, the vertical component of friction resistance can be obtained.
The Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women has considered eleven complaints against seven countries since the Optional Protocol came into force, on subjects such as domestic violence, division of property, forced sterilization and parental leave.
What operational abilities the armed forces had were gradually destroyed by politicisation of the forces, tribalisation, and division of the forces, included purges of suspectedly disloyal groups, intended to allow Mobutu to divide and rule.
Thomas J. Nardone, who supervises the survey of households as chief of the bureau's division of labor force statistics, said Professor Mitchell's approach was basically correct for short periods.
At the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, in a warren of rooms that look like the nation's attic, Margaret Vining, the collections manager of the division of armed forces history, keeps tabs on the evolution of American uniforms for women.
But whereas during that period the difference between his shifting points of view had been only a matter of words, the difference was now reflected in a sharp division of bureaucratic forces which ran from top to bottom of an Administration.
In the fall of 2004, Sepp went to work under Casey in the strategy division of Multi-National Force Iraq, MNF-I.
There is an unfortunate normative division of labour in force between ELSI researchers and the natural scientists.
The vice unit is a special division of the police force that maintains regulatory control over "morality crimes" like underage drinking and prostitution.
