Sentence examples for force needs to be from inspiring English sources

I would agree that military force needs to be used.

Some in the German military have said the NATO force needs to be expanded by as many as 6,000 troops to accomplish its goals.

Colin Kahl, a former Pentagon official under Mr. Obama, said a "credible threat of military force needs to be left on the table" and suggested the president might seek a conditional measure authorizing action if Syria reneges.

"The force needs to be more inclusive of all the clans in the region, needs to stop acting like they're above the law, and needs to be accountable for their actions".

This "beautiful little book about human excellence and the way it is undervalued in contemporary America," as our reviewer, Francis Fukuyama, described it, argues against the idea that the United States labor force needs to be retrained to face the challenges of a high-tech, global economy.

But now the force needs to be reconfigured for what the military calls "peace enforcement" operations: stopping looting, preventing bank robberies, chasing small groups of paramilitary fighters through crowded streets and conducting joint patrols with a new Baghdad police force, which is still being formed.

And the inner workings of industry consultations like Vice President Dick Cheney's energy task force need to be revealed to the public.

Mr. Rashid said that in order to help bring order to the chaos, some kind of international force needed to be deployed throughout Afghanistan, and the major Western powers needed to send diplomats to help push the political process along.

In London, a Foreign Office minister, Mark Malloch-Brown, said in an interview with BBC Radio that the European Union would send troops to Congo only as a last resort if the existing United Nations force needed to be reinforced and diplomatic peace efforts failed.

At the time of the first Bush presidency, Colin L. Powell, then chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and now secretary of state, prevailed with the Powell Doctrine that "overwhelming force" needed to be massed to defeat an entrenched Iraqi enemy in Kuwait.

MP for Sheffield South East Clive Betts called for "a full" inquiry and said the force needed to be held to account.