Sentence examples for forces adequately from inspiring English sources

America also needs highly trained and mobile military forces, adequately paid and equipped with advanced weaponry.

Bush has often said the U.S. military will stand down as Iraqi forces become adequately trained to handle security.

"The home secretary may wish to consider this as a matter of urgency, to ensure forces are adequately resourced to deal with these investigations and provide care for victims.

The intimidation has alarmed international human rights groups like Amnesty International, which is trying to marshal an international reaction from American and other officials so the Colombian security forces will adequately protect the women and pursue the violators.

Much of the planning appears to reflect a commitment by Israel's military leaders to ensure that its armed forces are adequately equipped and trained, an imperative driven home by the difficulties the Israeli military encountered in its Lebanon operation against Hezbollah.

A series of bombings outside or near government buildings since August have killed more than 400 people and wounded more than 1,500 in Baghdad, leading to deep public skepticism about the ability of the country's security forces to adequately protect people.

QM methods account for dispersion forces more adequately than MM force fields because the electronic correlation effects are taken into account appropriately [36].

The U.S. Army has barely begun equipping its own tanks with such a system, called "Trophy," and has a long way to go before its armored forces are adequately protected against a new generation of anti-armor weapons.

This is an unconventional warfare, hence the need for unconventional, ideological forces to adequately oppose this group.

The main difficulty in obtaining these hydrodynamic forces lies on adequately defining the boundary conditions of the Reynolds equation.

"These figures are shocking — all the more so, because domestic abuse is also estimated to be widely under-reported," the report said, adding that the astonishing incidence of the crime was making it difficult for forces to respond adequately in each case.