Sentence examples for force finance from inspiring English sources
By tapping into cheap cloud-computing capacity and by using platforms to reach millions of potential customers, a company can be up and running for thousands of dollars rather than the millions needed in the 1990s.Guardian angelsThanks to the boom's second driving force, finance, these companies have no shortage of eager backers.
Other topics discussed in the debate included police force finance, the £100,000 salary the West Midlands commissioner would receive, whether the post would create extra bureaucracy and how to tackle anti-social behaviour.
Its remnants number about 500 and have become an increasingly potent and disciplined fighting force, financing themselves by taxing drug traffickers in Peru's coca-growing heartland.
And they are also battling a surging paramilitary group, a 10,000-fighter force financed by wealthy Colombians and supported by some army units.
The scandal has hit just ahead of parliamentary elections next Monday in which Georgian Dream, a new political force financed by the billionaire Bidzina Ivanishvili, hopes to make substantial gains.
Alfonso Cano, the leader of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC, a Marxist-Socialist group that grew into a rebel force financed with income from drug trafficking and kidnapping, was killed in an air raid, the officials said.
KABUL, Afghanistan — President Hamid Karzai has taken steps to disband a little-known, irregular police force financed by the American military with members in at least four northern provinces.
He has taken charge of secretive committees responsible for reforming government, overhauling the armed forces, finance and cyber-security.
Mr. Saleh diverted resources from the pursuit of Al Qaeda, sending counterterrorism forces financed by the United States to fight the rebels.
His security forces' finances are still not openly audited, so corruption within them is rife; an intelligence chief was recently embroiled.
Meanwhile, the so-called opposition forces financed by the United States and largely based in London have no credibility inside the country.
