Sentence examples for forces for the next from inspiring English sources

The NATO summit will also focus on financing Afghan forces for the next several years.

The British historian Michael Howard noted that it was impossible to perfectly prepare military forces for the next war; what is important is to make sure that you have not gotten the preparations so wrong that the military cannot quickly adapt when it is next needed.

"I believe everyone has a true desire to end the issue of militias, and they feel the need to unify our forces for the next stage," said Hamid Majid Mousa, the general secretary of the Iraqi Communist Party, whose militia he said numbered "a few thousand" fighters.

Our distinct skill sets and shortcomings mean people and robots will join forces for the next few decades.

Some join the uniformed military to sally forth in punitive raids to smite the enemy before he can muster his forces for the next, inevitable onslaught.

Last year, Interview called Acne "the leading fashion force for the next generation".

The forecast on the radio called for winds of 40 knots, gale force, for the next night.

This summer, San Jose State University is offering the first classes in what it calls "battery university," a series in its professional development program intended to train a work force for the next generation of battery makers.

It is no wonder then that ExxonMobil is holding fast to the traditional energy scenarios that maintain oil and gas as the predominant energy force for the next 30 years.

The government will assess the situation each day but the health minister, Jack Snelling, says the provisions are likely to remain in force for the next four to six weeks, partly because of the severe flu season.

If employers consider older workers an important work force for the next several decades, they would be well served to provide them with good part-year or part-week job opportunities, pro-rated benefits, pension coverage and challenging work.