Sentence examples for force to preserve from inspiring English sources

The Bahraini government announced that it had invited the force to preserve public order.

The Arab Spring is not necessarily over, but it has run up against dictators willing to use lethal force to preserve their power.

For the most part, the protesters are widely regarded as the good guys in a battle against uncompromising rulers willing to use lethal force to preserve their domain.

The Berlin Wall would not have fallen if Eastern Bloc authorities had used as much force to preserve it as the Chinese government exerted in Tiananmen Square.

The Western democracies use force "to preserve our way of life — we do not use it to walk into other people's countries".

His 1998 biography of Isaiah Berlin won accolades, and he was increasingly outspoken on matters of international policy particularly about the moral dilemma of using military force to preserve human rights.

One Pakistani official called the Taliban "proxy forces to preserve our interests".

It is at least possible that, for all his bluster, he could end up preserving, or being forced to preserve, parts of the Obama doctrine, at least when it comes to using military force.

[The Independent] Fifteen conservation groups join forces to preserve 6,000 acres of primary rain forest in Guatemala that are home to threatened amphibians and the recently discovered palm pit viper.

I agree with celebrating the strength and prowess of our warriors, but it's hard to celebrate when the fruits of their efforts are constantly being avoidably squandered because we do not have the forces to preserve these efforts.

The ISI helped create and nurture the Taliban movement in the 1990s to bring stability to a nation that had been devastated by years of civil war between rival warlords, and one Pakistani official explained that Islamabad needed to use groups like the Taliban as "proxy forces to preserve our interests".