Sentence examples for force refers to from inspiring English sources

A friend of mine who has retired from the force refers to this as "tightening up a case," and it has its own compelling logic.

The force refers to such vessels as a pirate action group, with the whaler typically acting as a "mother ship" for smaller and speedier attack craft.

The population in the labour force refers to those who are actually working.

Positive load in Fig. 2 indicates the repulsive interaction between Ni tip and Cu substrate, while negative force refers to adhesive interaction.

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Force refers to the force generated during data collection.

The paramilitaries were members of the Iraqi Special Operations Forces (ISOF), an elite counterterrorism force referred to as "the dirty brigade".

An anti-corruption task force will gather evidence on suspects and pass it to a body called the Serious Crimes Task Force, referred to as "the Afghan FBI".

URGES member states to contribute assistance under this United Nations mandate, including military forces, to the multinational force referred to in Paragraph 13 above; 15.

The story, which describes the invasion of England by a force referred to only as " the enemy," was published in Blackwood's Magazine in 1871.

It was George Tomkyns Chesney's "The Battle of Dorking" which inaugurated the genre, by describing an attack on England by a force referred to as "the enemy" or "the Power".