Sentence examples for forces should be able from inspiring English sources

Labour said it was a "matter of principle" that those old enough to pay tax, marry and join the armed forces should be able to have a voice in such an important national decision and promised to table an amendment to let them.

Home Office sources have said it is a matter for individual forces how staff are managed but they believe forces should be able to identify enough savings to ensure the budget cuts have no effect on the level of service the public receives.

On the face of things, if Russia were to move into eastern Ukraine, then the Ukrainian forces should be able to put up a better performance than tiny Georgia's armed forces did when the Russians moved onto the offensive in 2008.

The document further underlined that NATO's forces should be able to conduct a variety of missions, from high to low intensity, and emphasized the likelihood that NATO will need to carry out a greater number and range of smaller operations.

In any straight contest between conventional forces, a relatively small American-led expeditionary force should be able to wreck the Iraqi military quite swiftly, perhaps in a few weeks.

Mr Conniff said the force should be able to get through the first year without making cuts of posts, but redundancies were likely in the following years.

On Tuesday night, President Hamid Karzai's spokesman said US Secretary of State John Kerry had offered to send a letter admitting past mistakes, and explaining why in certain circumstances, US military personnel should be able to force their way into Afghan homes.

It is true that there will also be lots of new arrivals into the labour force, who should be able to earn the money to pay for their younger siblings to go to school.

So, if luck is a force, you should be able to tap into it... at any time!

Both Mayhew and Arthur Lupia, a political scientist at the University of Michigan, contend that Republican power brokers should be able to force enough of a change in the direction of the party to be competitive.

Monday's document is a useful essay in that it spells out all the potential threats Britain will be exposed to and how our forces will – or should – be able to deal with them.