Sentence examples for force posed from inspiring English sources

As it became clear that the Iraqi Air Force posed no threat, the role of No. 75 Squadron shifted to providing close air support to Coalition ground forces and air interdiction against Iraqi forces.

Believing that the force posed a threat to that night's scheduled evacuation run, an airstrike of 13 Aichi D3A2 "Val" dive bombers escorted by 40 Zeros departed Buin, Bougainville to attack the ships.

In response to criticism, the border patrol issued revised guidelines in May 2014 that state that agents can use deadly force when there is a "reasonable belief that the subject of such force poses an imminent danger of death or serious physical injury to the officer/agent or to another person".

Last week, Brig. Gen. Kevin J. Bergner, a spokesman for the American military, told reporters that an Iranian man arrested by American forces in Iraqi Kurdistan on Sept. 20 was a "very senior member of the Quds Force" posing as a trade representative.

Then there are pictures of "officers" in Henry's "police force" posing in real-looking police uniforms.

"I have little fear that a run-of-the-mill white supremacist or neo-Nazi could catch me flat-footed, but the increasingly corrupt police force pose a much greater threat to my life and freedom".

He also said opposition forces posed no threat to Israel.

It also said members of the government security forces "posed as civilians in order to cause unrest and portray and inaccurate picture of events".

But there was never any question that 19th-century communities welcomed lamps, which in conjunction with police forces, posed a powerful deterrent to lawlessness.

It also said that members of the security forces "posed as civilians in order to cause unrest and portray an inaccurate picture of events".

Mr Holt noted that the tyre deflation devices used by some police forces posed the risk of causing "serious injury" if used against two-wheelers.