Sentence examples for forces to execute from inspiring English sources
On "don't ask, don't tell," Mr. Toomey said that since the military brass believed that allowing gay men and lesbians to serve openly would enable the armed forces to execute their mission better, he was supportive of a repeal.
In June 2011, after the Warsame detention became public, Admiral William McRaven, now the head of US special operations command, publicly urged the administration and Congress to settle on a policy for his elite forces to execute.
But what he had 100percentt confidence in was the ability of our special forces to execute the mission," and therein lies the difference.
On one hand, he sent in a huge number of forces to execute a counter-insurgency strategy, which involves securing the populace, and giving room for the government to get established in all areas within its borders.
Most of what the 16 states decide localities are forced to execute, notes Torsten Albig, mayor of Kiel.
Time will certainly be needed in the south to engineer a coherent strategy and conjure a force to execute it.
He visits a father who was forced to execute his son, whose only crime was coöperating with Americans; a cleric who wears a 9-mm.
She is the Goddess Embodied and each month is forced to execute prisoners in the Lormere castle by laying her hands on them.
The power to use force to execute a warrant, introduced in September, was drawn on once in the reporting period, by a police officer assisting Asio during a search, according to a separate annual report by the intelligence watchdog.
Several incidents in Lawrence's life are represented with major dramatic licence – including the fate of Gasim (IS Johar), who Lawrence first rescues from the desert and afterwards is forced to execute.
