Sentence examples for force on call from inspiring English sources

At the same time, the Marines also are designed to be an agile, "expeditionary" force on call for quick deployment, and thus can go to war with everything needed to carry out the mission — troops, armor, attack jets and supplies.

The majority of species call at the higher pulse rates, suggesting that energetic constraints on pulse rate have not been a driving force on call evolution in this genus.

"It's far better for a car dealer to hear about eBay from another car dealer than for our sales force to call on them," she said.

Dr. Kusiak said that the company had asked its sales force to call on all the significant prescribers of Prempro to let them know that the study was coming out and to explain its findings.

Arinc apologized for the use of excessive police force on demonstrators, calling it "unfair," the Telegraph reported Tuesday.

"They are so in love with their 80percentt profit margins that they don't have a sales force calling on car dealers," he said.

With starters Matt Howard and Ronald Nored on the bench in foul trouble, Stevens was forced to call on backup center Avery Jukes who came up big for Butler.

The game was an unnecessary burden for Everton, ravaged by injury and forced to call on their reserves.

And it was Iraqi forces that went into battle first, though such was the ferocity of the fighting that they were forced to call on the Americans for assistance.

With fan favourite Mamadou Sakho also sidelined, Klopp will be without his first-choice centre-back pairing and may be forced to call on the services of Kolo Toure.

The Met was among several police forces to call on support from elsewhere in the UK, with as many as 1,000 specialist riot-trained officers on the move during the peak of the disturbances.