Sentence examples for forces on which from inspiring English sources
Wooden masks embody bush spirits, invoked to benefit humankind and the natural forces on which life depends.
The second big question is whether the security forces, on which the regime was founded when Assad père took over in 1970, will stay loyal.
Some plots may even be real: there are rumours of discontent in the armed forces, on which the president is lavishing time and money.
Like them it is trying to weaken resolve by targeting the security forces on which the government depends.Many Yemeni jihadists want to overthrow the country's secular government and replace it with an Islamist caliphate.
The United Steelworkers endorses free trade, but insists that in the cases of tires, steel pipe and now glass, Chinese government subsidies have undercut the market forces on which free trade depends.
They are the essential forces on which survival depends and can be embodied in animal skills (longevity, rebirth, magical skills), in the "ways of the ancients," or through a special hero who has provided present existence with material and spiritual benefits.
Absent rapid reconciliation, however, determined guerrillas can still become the force on which Iraq's political future turns.
In May's paintings, Woolf's long sentences are written so that they flow like water, become an elemental force on which we are all swept along and buoyed up.
There's a person in every chair, and the conversation is about how local residents feel treated by local police, a force on which 400 of the more than 600 officers are white males.
These crimes galvanised the country: there was an outcry, both in the media and among the public at large, to catch the criminals.The president set up a fact-finding task-force, on which sat the ministers of intelligence and the interior.
This task force, on which I served, adopted a recommendation from Nicholas Lemann to explore a two- rather than one-year journalism education program in order to more broadly educate journalists.
