Sentence examples for forces to operate from inspiring English sources
This Franco-Spanish cooperation – strengthened in 2007 to allow Spanish security forces to operate on French soil – was crucial to the operation's success, and that of previous recent police action.
"Anywhere that we're engaged in these operations, their sustainability and the ability of partner forces to operate independently is often questioned, and often we don't have a positive assessment of their ability to do that," Hartig told VICE News.
Unsurprisingly, Palestinian officials have balked at both of those restrictions, although some Middle East experts say that Palestinian negotiators might be willing to allow Israeli forces to operate within a future state if there was an understanding that Israeli defense operations would be phased out over time.
Developing Asian countries have been criticized for propping up struggling banks rather than allowing market forces to operate.
He first proposed a relaxation of the stringent centralization of War Communism to allow market forces to operate.
Defence minister Don Touhig said: "We expect our armed forces to operate in an increasingly complex and demanding environment.
Previously, American firms were forced to operate through partnerships with domestic Chinese firms.
Like "The Wire," it explores the charcoal-gray territory where cities are forced to operate.
Without confirmed chairmen, the endowments are forced to "operate with a disability".
