Sentence examples for forces mobility from inspiring English sources

Birch's first move was to prevent further attacks from Lingen, and on 9 March he burned the weakly defended stables in a surprise night attack, driving away the Royalist horses and temporarily denying the Royalist forces' mobility.

Now that the economy is characterized by high work-force mobility, productivity is up and wages are rising.

Experts say it is too early to tell how the current crisis will affect global work force mobility.

The Internet, immigration and labor-force mobility have spread sophistication far and wide, and as the population ages, it will presumably mature as well.

Brenda H. Fender, director of global initiatives for Worldwide ERC, an association concerned with work force mobility, said "if the family cannot adapt, the employee will likely not succeed".

Of the 10 deaths this year – three women and seven men, the youngest aged 25 – eight have been directly linked to work, according to the observatory for stress and forced mobility, which is responsible for monitoring work conditions at the company.

In March, Worldwide ERC, the association for work-force mobility, released a report revealing that three-fourths of the 174 relocation agents surveyed had dealt with at least one commuter marriage in 2007, a 53percentt increase since 2003.

It is a testimony to work-force mobility that of 3700 e-mails about 1200 bounced.

"Do you know why we have good work force mobility in Sweden?" asks Pagrotsky.

A similar influence is established for the axial point force mobility but an unambiguous description has not been found.

It is also shown that moment mobility is more sensitive to the local effects for both two- and three-dimensional systems than the force mobility.