Sentence examples for force at the beginning of from inspiring English sources

The analysis shows that Morison equation estimates the measured impulsive force at the beginning of the inundation.

"They will start the handover of the air force at the beginning of 2017 and at the end of the year it will be complete".

The care certificate, an attempt to set a standard, minimum level of training for care workers and healthcare assistants, came into force at the beginning of April.

Women, who represented some four-tenths of the labour force at the beginning of the 21st century, were employed mainly in the agricultural sector, although they were well represented in small trade.

The narrative force at the beginning of the play, when Merrick is rescued from the freak show circuit, is sacrificed as it settles into being an examination of a physical outcast's effect on those around him.

In the US, the Jobs Act which was meant to come into force at the beginning of the year and legitimise fundraisings up to $1m, has been put on hold by the Securities and Exchange Commission SECC).

Noriega, who died Monday at 83, had surrendered to U.S. forces at the beginning of the month following the military invasion of Panama under President George H.W. Bush.

Mr. Howard sent some of Australia's best combat forces at the beginning of the Iraq war, adopting the arguments of the Bush administration that Saddam Hussein possessed unconventional weapons.

'Lorca in New York: A Celebration' (through July 20) April is National Poetry Month, and among the celebrations is a three-month series of readings, screenings and other events focusing on the life and works of Federico García Lorca, the Spanish poet who at 38 was executed by pro-Franco forces at the beginning of the Spanish Civil War.

Major political developments in the Eurozone countries in the course of 2015 indicate that political forces at the beginning of the year judged to be strong enough to challenge have had to give ground.

A fresh offensive announced by pro-Russian rebel forces at the beginning of January has led to a dramatic spike in violence, with 224 civilians killed and more than 540 hurt in recent weeks.