Sentence examples for force division from inspiring English sources

The 66th (2nd East Lancashire) Division was a second-line Territorial Force division of the British Army which saw service on the Western Front, during the later years of the First World War.

All are believed to be in the possession of Unit 450, an elite and secretive air force division that is deeply loyal to the Assad family.

Like Bin Laden, the unsubtle aim of Isis in bringing terror to Western cities is to force division, foment hatred and spread religious and race war.

Mr Allawi wants to deploy most of them on Iraq's porous borders but is also setting up a "special task force" division, 10,000-strong, that could be sent to flashpoints such as Najaf, to keep Americans out of the fray.But Mr Allawi and the new interior minister, Samir Sumaidy, are struggling with the divided loyalties of many Iraqis, especially those serving in the revamped army and police.

The 59th was a second-line Territorial Force division, formed from those Territorials and new volunteers who had not volunteered for overseas service.

Although classical AP is a powerful algorithm for clustering that works very well for regularly shaped clusters, with elongated or irregular multi-dimensional data it may force division of single clusters into separate ones or it may provide low-clustering results (Leone et al., 2007).

The Canadian military maintains separate army, navy, and air force divisions within a unified command structure.

Most of Allenby's infantry were Territorial Force divisions mobilised following the outbreak of the war.

Between January and May 1971, the South Vietnamese army mounted Operation Toan Thang TT02, with the aim of destroying Viet Cong main force divisions based in Cambodia, specifically in the Snuol area.

On several occasions he made up military distinctions for his players to show that they had contributed to the war effort, and he had several players transferred to an air-force division.

During an internal review, Customs and Border Protection's use-of-force division found that new border agents and customs officers were not trained on all of the less-lethal weapons available to them, like pepper spray and Tasers, or sufficiently trained on high-risk situations like rock assaults.