Sentence examples for forces resources from inspiring English sources

For purposes of this subsection, administrative chain of command refers to the exercise of authority, direction and control with respect to the special operations-peculiar administration and support of the special operations command, including the readiness and organization of special operations forces, resources and equipment, and civilian personnel.

Despite the overall good will, police chiefs warned against a repeat of the "worrying level of mostly alcohol-related disorder" that followed Saturday's quarter final with Sweden, stretching forces' resources as 387 incidents led to 70arrestss.

Once more in dealing with a crisis, precious time has been wasted on pointing fingers instead of working collectively to assess and tackle the challenge; on scrambling to raise fences along national borders as if this could be a solution to the largest refugee flows since WW II, instead of resolutely joining forces, resources and ideas to seek the best possible solutions.

It is logical that these forces, resources, philosophies, and personalities would both interact and 'clash' during a major disaster [ 13].

The idea of multitarget attacks is not new, as the first formal advocate of the multitarget concept might be the military strategist Carl von Clausewitz, who argued that the strategy should aim at the enemy's forces, resources, and their will to fight, instead of simultaneously striving for a successful single battle.

Second, there must be a feeling in all individuals of a sense of active individual commitment to participating in ensuring survival of each other by avoiding death through the reduction of the risk of harm or death, rather than believing that external forces, resources, physical or moral entities will do it for individuals.

"Information on the improper use of air force resources by a senior military officer has come to the attention of the minister," the defence ministry confirmed in a statement Tuesday.

In Haiti, the Joint Operations and Tasking Center (JOTC) successfully created a mechanism to allocate security force resources to helping health service organizations.

In the Low variant, smaller numbers of immigrants in all age groups, especially the younger ones, influence the projected labour force resources in the opposite direction.

In the High scenario the total labour force resources of the 27 countries under study are expected to increase by 6% (to 247 million) between 2002 and 2052.

The post-2002 immigrands and their descendants, who are expected to constitute 20% of the labour force resources in 2052 in the Base scenario, do not significantly mitigate the effects of the ageing of the labour force.