Sentence examples for force established from inspiring English sources

A United Nations UNN) peacekeeping force established a buffer zone between the two armies.

The multi-ethnic police force established by UNTAES continues to perform well, as do several other reintegrated public institutions.

It also interviewed local human rights monitors, government officials, and staff of the AU-UN mission in Darfur (Unamid), a peacekeeping force established in 2007.

Morrell said that the Guantánamo Review Task Force, established in January 2009 by the Obama administration, considered the leaked files during its review of detainee information.

Swept up in the fervor, Suleimani joined the Revolutionary Guard, a force established by Iran's new clerical leadership to prevent the military from mounting a coup.

Last month, a task force established by Britain's prime minister, Tony Blair, proposed a plan that might make new vaccines a reality.

With hindsight, its Enron task-force, established in 2002 to bring to justice those responsible for the firm's collapse, should perhaps have raised doubts over whether there was the intention of extending to Enron executives or those they worked with the usual presumption of innocent until proven guilty.

Trusts gained ground in the wake of the Football Task Force, established by a new Labour government in 1998.

The South Sea Fleet Air Force established a shore-based command center providing support to the ships and planes involved in the search and sent out at least one ship to coordinate it.

I have recently served on the Social Work Task Force established following the death of Baby Peter (Connelly) to undertake a root and branch review of social work in England.

The U.S. Army Air Corps (the present-day U.S. Air Force) established other facilities there, including, in 1941, an advanced flying school and, during World War II, a training school for pilots of four-engine warplanes.