Sentence examples for force that faced from inspiring English sources

Stalker was aware, when he arrived in Northern Ireland, that he was investigating members of a police force that faced unique challenges.

It also hints at the trouble – disease and forced labour – that faced them and the indigenous Cochimi people as they struggled to establish their mission.

A SMALL peaceful protest was all demonstrators could muster near to Tahrir Square to mark the fourth anniversary of Egypt's revolution, and even that faced lethal force.

Last week I suggested the difficulties that faced US forces if the President sent them into the ISIS battle in Iraq.

Teachers and administrators, therefore, must welcome them in the classroom and together find ways to groom a labour force that will face new challenges in the coming decades.

Acknowledging that some centrist parties were reluctant to hitch their wagon to his, Mr. Berlusconi said he was "ready to stand aside, to allow all moderates to unite in a single force that can face the left".

From Rome, my colleague John Hooper writes: Speaking about himself in the third person, the media tycoon told one of his own television channels: "Silvio Berlusconi has always said and continues to say that he is ready to stand aside to allow all moderates to unite in a single force that can face the left together".

The official, briefing reporters at the State Department, said the United States expects to be a "partner" in shaping the political and economic future of the country, but has no intention of participating in an international security force that would face the task of bringing stability to a country where warlord rivalry is a perennial challenge.

As a result, there have been few, if any, attacks on the Taliban forces that are facing off against the Northern Alliance just north of Kabul.

Is it right to force that person to face extortion attempts from the Russian mafia?

The French captain surrendering without a fight before the overwhelming British force that he faced, shocked that his frigate had been caught by a ship of the line in open waters.