Sentence examples for force to repel from inspiring English sources

General Powell was among those who reacted cautiously, opposing force to repel Iraqi forces from Kuwait.

The Pres. thought a popular uprising would follow the first landings & that Castro lacked the force to repel the invasion & crush the uprising.

Previous attempts by the 500-strong police force to repel the crowd with rubber bullets, water cannons and stun grenades had failed, she said.

No doubt the memory that haunts Congress these days is the vote taken in 1991 authorizing Mr. Bush's father to use force to repel Iraqi troops from Kuwait.

This was supposed to have been the election when Latino voters came out in force to repel the exclusionary rhetoric aimed at them.

Saddam Hussein, believing himself indestructible, spits back, claiming that hundreds of thousands of volunteers are enlisting as a force to repel the Anglo-American aggressors.The foreground is grim and noisy.

Be careful when confronting potential poachers, and avoid using force or violence to repel them.

Again and again, the kings of both Babylonia and Assyria were forced to repel their invasions.

The Security Council again voted to use UN armed forces to repel an aggressor following the August 1990 invasion of Kuwait by Iraq.

The real keys to success lie in mobilizing the Kurdish and Iraqi forces to repel the jihadist fighters, engineering some sort of resolution to the disastrous Syrian civil war, and closing down ISIS's international support network.

Their radar early warning, the most advanced and the most operationally adapted system in the world, gave Fighter Command adequate notice of where and when to direct their fighter forces to repel German bombing raids.