Sentence examples for forces and resources from inspiring English sources

Each player's deck is actually a construction, a combination of forces and resources that create a persona.

Its members work on different projects across Spain, but in recent years they have also started to collaborate on self-build projects, helping social or activist groups by joining forces and resources.

But a senior military official said that, in addition to needing to wait for the forces and resources to be available, the military wanted to see what would be the repercussions of Mr. Mehsud's death.

Among the factors generally used to determine whether a state, shorn of a territory, continues to exist are whether it has kept the seat of central government along with most of its territory, population, armed forces and resources.

"A comprehensive reform," Mr. Fox said, "will help both our countries concentrate our forces and resources in tending to our security and prosperity concerns". Analysts said it was unlikely that Mr. Fox would ever speak publicly in favor of a wall.

The current regime is mobilizing its forces and resources in the face of new waves of protests while also grappling with an enormous loss of credibility and legitimacy over failed efforts at tackling the country's glaring economic problems notably unemployment, corruption and inequality.

Finally, high levels of peacetime engagement can limit our flexibility and extend our response times because committed forces, personnel, and resources are not easily extracted and readily available for new contingencies.

If this was unsuccessful, no further attempts were made due to limited work force and resources.

In a public lecture in 2012, Richards said that ministers had cut the armed forces' numbers and resources without reducing their demands for operations.

"The focus of America's military forces and intelligence resources were mistakenly shifted," he said, "from delivering a decisive blow against Al Qaeda, which is the enemy".

American officials, including Bush, talk a lot these days about decentralizing the military's efforts in Iraq — about building up local government and security forces, and pushing resources out of Baghdad.