Sentence examples for forces to understand from inspiring English sources
The chair of the National Police Chiefs Councill, Chief Constable Sara Thornton, said: "It is important for police forces to understand why some BAME staff appear to be treated differently.
"It is difficult for Azerbaijan's democratic forces to understand what changed," said Mr. Kerimli, who was beaten by the police as were several thousand demonstrators during a crackdown on a protest over fraudulent parliamentary elections last fall.
In the past few years, regulators have been setting up task forces to understand major innovations and their legal impact.
The results are also analysed in terms of the medium and particle flow fields, particle-fluid, particle-particle and particle-wall interaction forces to understand the fundamentals of the operation.
Although researchers have developed techniques to analyze the effect of force on single proteins, most studies carried out so far have investigated the effect of stretching (or tensile forces) to understand structural changes that naturally involve an extension within the protein.
As organisms need to optimize fitness in complex environments when faced with simultaneous selection by several abiotic and biotic factors [e.g., [ 72]], our findings emphasize the need to consider multiple interacting selective forces to understand the determinants of phenotypic divergence in natural populations and their responses to environmental change.
The author likes to adopt the perspective of a naïve figure who is suddenly forced to understand war.
This means the regime is forced to understand that deception carries with it the risk of facing international military action.
Spend time with your company's sales force to understand their needs and how you can help.
Until patients are forced to understand drug costs, for example, they will not have incentives to ask their doctors for cheaper substitutes.
The moment that Tommie Smith and John Carlos raised their black-gloved fists into the air to the "Star-Spangled Banner," the world was forced to understand sport, media and social movements in a whole new way".
