Sentence examples for force or army from inspiring English sources

Below the level of expeditionary force or army group, the various air forces, naval task forces, and armies were divided into British or American commands (the First Canadian Army achieving coequal status during the Normandy campaign).

I could also see that the intransigence and ignorance of the white world might make that vengeance inevitable — a vengeance that does not really depend on, and cannot really be executed by, any person or organization, and that cannot be prevented by any police force or army: historical vengeance, a cosmic vengeance, based on the law that we recognize when we say, "Whatever goes up must come down".

There are no security forces or army personnel to protect us," attacking midfielder Mohamed Barakat added.

It is often the work of members of the existing police force or the army, say many observers.

But finance helps the economy in much the same way the way a police force or an army helps keep the peace.

The constituent battalions, which will work internally with only one language will be assigned from French forces that are not already in Germany and from the German home defence forces or territorial army (which includes regular soldiers, not just reservists).

In case I am arrested by the security forces or the army, it is possible that I will be forced to appear on the Dunia TV station to confess that I am part of a conspiracy against Syria, as they have done with the honorable hero Sheikh Ahmad Alsayasen and the (defected) army officer Hussein Harmoush.

If the most pessimistic models hold, the decline could make the country a vast, underpopulated state within four or five decades, a country with too few healthy people for a competitive work force or a capable army.

Left in a security vacuum without a reliable police or army force to protect them, frustrated citizens in Zuwara have joined together in a bid to take back power.

Afghanistan has no functioning national army, police force or judicial system yet -- all projects that are dependent on foreign aid.

This is what makes the constitution a pacifist one, for in it Japan renounces war as a sovereign right and even vows not to keep a standing army, air force or navy.