Sentence examples for exercise of force from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lewis reportedly told Mr. Cheney that the Arab world looked down on weakness and respected the exercise of force.

He maintained that the torture of Ealdama was "a legitimate exercise of force under the laws of war," being "justified by military necessity".

This experience was central to co-founding Promise, a new model of care with the premise that the exercise of force is incompatible with a vision of recovery at its heart.

The rough idea is that state action is an unjustifiable exercise of force by an unjustifiably privileged few unless those who wield state power have been authorised to do so by those most likely to be affected by it.

That's why we have a Constitution: to restrain the government's exercise of force so we can be a free people.

The reason that the culture-at-large tends to view this weakness as virtuous is because it often demonstrates an exercise of force that has specific results.

Marxists also saw marriage as originating in ancient exercises of force and as continuing to contribute to the exploitation of women.

That is, I am someone who believes that to be a liberal today is to embrace globalization and free trade, and try to get the best out of them and cushion the worst, and to exercise the judicious use of force in confronting the very real enemies we have in the world today.

The agencies wrote: "What the ADF can do with intelligence provided by Asis, including the legality of any use of force exercised in reliance on intelligence provided by Asis, is governed by the ADF's rules of engagement.

Few warrant the use of force; all exercise some Washington constituency enough to generate pressure for action.

The bill proposes to render the federal government and private contractors immune from liability in the courts in instances where the use of force was exercised "in good faith".