Sentence examples for harm force from inspiring English sources

Each player has a faction-specific deck of combat cards which can grant you additional hits or blocks, protect your forces from harm, force your opponent to reroll some of their dice or otherwise aid your chances of emerging victorious from a fight.

It proscribes acts including killing, inflicting physical or mental harm, forced adoption and eugenics, when done "with intent to destroy in whole or in part a national, ethnical, racial or religious group".

Which causes more harm: forcing the terminally ill to suffer and live or allowing them to die without pain?

They can just barely harm the force we are using to destroy N. Vietnamese society.

This could anger the caller making the threat and cause potential harm or force the caller to hang up on you.

Since the onset of the global war on terror, the military has been blamed for gross violations of standard medical ethical principles to avoid the infliction of harm by forcing doctors and nurses to participate not only in the widely condemned practice of force-feeding of detainees, but also in interrogations where prisoners were abused and tortured.

While Palestinian militants have a limited capacity to harm Israeli forces, Hizbullah claim to have stocks of 10,000 rockets and a trained and experienced militia.

If she decides that the harm of forcing the league to open for business — with the potential that it could have to be shut down again — outweighs the harm being done to players, she could grant the stay.

The European Center for Constitutional and Human Rights has filed several lawsuits against Dr. Hopp in a Krefeld court on behalf of former Colonia members who now live in Germany and accuse Dr. Hopp of causing them serious physical harm through forced drugging.

He fled there in 2005 as his unit was about to be sent to Iraq, claiming he would suffer irreparable harm if forced to participate in an "illegal war of aggression".

They should also be called in to advise President Bush, whose "bring them on" dare to those who would harm our forces showed a lack of empathy for the stress placed on service personnel and their families.