Sentence examples for force has been set from inspiring English sources

For example, in the United States, the Twenty-fourth Air Force has been set up to defend Air Force networks.

A task force has been set up to hunt down the suspected arsonists, who could be charged with murder.

In Massachusetts a medical spa task force has been set up to advise the state legislature on how best to regulate the facilities.

Green says that is why a task force has been set up. 3.53pm BST Keith Vaz, the Labour chair of the home affairs committee, says he visited London Met this morning.

For example, the former high-level intelligence official told me that an American commando task force has been set up in South Asia and is now working closely with a group of Pakistani scientists and technicians who had dealt with Iranian counterparts.

The force has been set a target by the mayor of reducing crime by 20%.

He said a dedicated task force had been set up to tackle the drugs problem, which was starting to yield results: "We do not underestimate the effort which will be required to bring Oakwood up to the standard we have achieved at our other prisons," he said.

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon later announced a task force had been set up to look at ways of supporting the Fife economy and jobs, in the wake of the company's collapse.

They also used Kaposi's Sarcoma and Opportunistic Infections, the name by which a task force had been set up in 1981.

Since September 11th, a 50-strong Europol task-force has been set up to co-ordinate intelligence on al-Qaeda.More than 200 al-Qaeda suspects have been picked up in six European countriesThe results of all this activity have been mixed.

But powerful forces have been set in motion in the market -- with no direct means of control, or even monitoring.