Sentence examples for force disruption from inspiring English sources
Conduct prohibited under the statute includes the threat of force, disruption of essential services, removal of an occupant's possessions, damaging the door to the apartment or building, or any other conduct intended to cause an occupant to move out.
"Surely," you think, "no sane church would force hundreds of hospitals to systematically trump established principles of patient autonomy and force disruption, adversity and grief on families".
For many industries, companies and products this type of innovation of closer to reality than forced disruption, hence excellent learning.
Mr. Devlin said Mr. Gabeler contributed much to the anti-Communist forces' disruption of a North Vietnamese division in the Plain of Jars in northern Laos in 1969.
This study investigated the effect of rotator cuff force couple disruption on active range of motion in massive rotator cuff tear (mRCT) by rotator cuff muscle volume analysis.
Over time, YouTube has started to woo over advertisers, who can now worry less about placing their commercials next to off-colour or illegally-sourced clips.Through every stage of growth, YouTube has been a major force of disruption.
As Mr. Mathews noted, ballot initiatives continue to be a force for disruption in California governance — the most notable example being Proposition 13, which severely limited the ability of governments to raise taxes.
To establish the numerical model, the influence of the iron core on the eddy current and electromagnetic (EM) force during disruption was numerically investigated at first and the influence was found not significant.
Retracting cells from receptor surface attachments at many different speeds revealed that the kinetic rate for receptor cytoskeletal unbinding increased exponentially with the level of force, suggesting disruption at a site of single‐molecule interaction.
A carryover work force reduces disruption to the delivery of services during the period of transition between contractors and provides the Federal Government the benefits of an experienced and trained work force that is familiar with the Federal Government's personnel, facilities, and requirements.
We also explore the Restoration Hardware tycoon Gary Friedman's desire to become a force of disruption in the contemporary art world, a resurgence in appreciation for almost-forgotten Indian Modernist furniture and a family's attempt to reinvigorate one of Britain's most famous gardens by restoring its traditional agriculture.
