Sentence examples for force mandated from inspiring English sources

A UN force mandated to protect civilians was unable to stop it.

Around 200 members of the British military are expected to arrive by the end of the week to prepare for the full security force mandated by the United Nations.

Later, in remarks to reporters, Mr. Annan distanced himself from Mr. Powell by suggesting that the answer to Iraq's security needs might be an international force mandated by the United Nations.

The removal of children from armed groups in the Central African Republic is part of efforts by a UN task force, mandated by the UN Security Council, that releases and rehabilitates children affected by armed groups.

An EFSA task force mandated to propose a harmonized approach for the risk assessment of substances that are both genotoxic and carcinogenic stated that: "in the case of a substance that is carcinogenic, but its carcinogenic mode of action has not been identified, it will usually be assumed that genotoxicity is the mode of action.

The negotiated deal would have required several progressive changes, including pushing police to practice de-escalation tactics without using force, mandating extensive training for officers and making city officials engage with minority groups that have had negative experiences with the police department.

French and American forces, mandated by the United Nations (UN), arrived in the capital to maintain security; these were replaced several months later by UN stabilization forces.

The task forces mandate seeks to promote a management culture that supports gender equality and diversity at the administration level, and to improve the implementation of gender mainstreaming approaches.

And because of a steady rise in the proportion of the teaching force in mandated areas like special education, more teachers from those areas may leave than in years past, and they must be replaced.

None of the 29 departments, according to their use of force guidelines, mandate use-of-force investigations into incidents where an ECW is deployed for more than 15 seconds.

In 1992, she published the best-selling book Jet Smart which exposed the previously unknown health hazards of flying and forced government mandated changes in airline policies.