Sentence examples for force activities from inspiring English sources

Rather than force activities onto an unwilling child, take advantage of his or her individual tendencies.

By the end of 1955 all air force activities had been transferred there from Blatchford Field, which was turned over to the city of Edmonton and became its municipal airport.

This study compared theoretical perspectives on the psychological and paid labor activity implications of mandating mothers initially on US welfare to participate in labor force activities.

To investigate the relations between Medical Research Council (MRC) dyspnea grade and peripheral muscle force, activities of daily living (ADL) performance, health status, lung function, and exercise capacity in subjects with idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF).

In the current study, we argue that women's labor force activities and perception of happiness are closely related to both the formal institutional environment (e.g., structure and regulations of the urban labor market in China) and informal institutional environment (e.g., gender role attitudes and the pattern of gender division of labor in society).

The improved performance of IRI is a reflection of the numerous contributions of ionospheric physicists in the African region, larger volume of data for the IRI and the diversity of data sources, as well as the successes of the IRI task force activities.

Some analysts call this "off-shore balancing," but that term must mean more than just naval and air force activity.

The Polish defence minister has called Russia's naval and air force activity around the Baltic Sea this week unprecedented, marking a further escalation of tensions in the region.

"If Congress can force activity under the Commerce Clause, then it could force individuals to receive vaccinations or annual check-ups, undergo mammogram or prostate exams, or maintain a specific body mass," he said.

"If Congress can force activity under the Commerce Clause, then it could force individuals to receive vaccinations or annual checkups, undergo mammogram or prostate exams or maintain a specific body mass," he wrote.

Studies have linked human capital accumulation, labor force activity, and adult mortality to fetal health conditions.