Sentence examples for exercise forces from inspiring English sources

This wee exercise "forces your focus onto what went right today, versus the inevitable things that went wrong.

"There is no evidence that forced physical exercise, forced labor and forced military drills have any therapeutic benefit whatsoever".

Individuals vary greatly in their ability to exercise force with various body parts.

Detention centre staff who exercise force on asylum seekers must rely on common law defences to use reasonable force.

Moreover, the exercise forced the hodgepodge of regulatory authorities, including the Fed, Treasury Department and others to work together and share data.

Indeed as Russian moves in Georgia have proved, the United States is not the only power who can exercise force in the international arena.

Andrew Bott CFO, BBC Worldwide Owen Gibson complains that the BBC is letting go of various sporting events in the cost-cutting exercise forced upon it by government cuts (Sportblog, 18 November).

The rights issue was part of a capital-raising exercise forced on Bank of Ireland following stress tests in March which demanded €24bn in extra capital being put into Irish banks to cushion against further potential losses.

The explanatory memorandum of the bill indicated officers who are authorised to exercise force may be required to possess only a certificate level II in security operations, which is a base level security training requirement.

"It was a worthwhile exercise, forcing me back to the Old English to try and capture, in the shortest possible length, what I thought were the essential components of the poem".

Sovereignty, which is an anchor of statehood, might not have been overstepped, but what became rational for a small state like the Philippines was not so much to exercise force to defend its sovereign integrity, but to learn how to hedge in an international system where great powers dominate.