Sentence examples for ideas of force from inspiring English sources

"ISIS's philosophy and organization is based on quite traditional ideas of force and warfare, they aim to seize and hold territory in Iraq and Syria.

"It just isn't consistent with any ISIS operations, strategies or tactics" a senior international security analyst working on the Syrian crisis, who spoke to VICE on condition of anonymity, said from Lebanon, "ISIS's philosophy and organisation is based on quite traditional ideas of force and warfare, they aim to seize and hold territory in Iraq and Syria.

The definitions that combine the ideas of force and violation may increase the terminological confusion, because some acts of force do not result in the violation of norms, such as boxing fights, and some acts of violation do not require the use of force, such as the violation of human rights.

It is this idea of force that the Germans do not want to deal with or hear about," he added.

The long lines that indicate rain in an etching of a flooded trench might be seen as an original dour turn on the idea of force lines.

"But I'm not sure you get the idea of force – when you can't actually move against the wind, especially when there's rain in it, and you go one way and you're hurtled back the other".

Taken together with our result that constriction of liposomes may in principle be independent of GTP hydrolysis, these data question the alternative idea of force generation by filament bending upon GTP hydrolysis as has been suggested previously (Lu et al., 2000; Erickson et al., 2010; Li et al., 2013).

Voluntary departures have practically stopped, and the idea of forced removals disturbs many Americans.

Republicans recoil from the idea of forcing states to do anything.

Several AIDS clinicians interviewed for this article said the idea of forcing treatment onto a patient was repulsive to them.

"I don't like the idea of forcing anybody to do anything," I said, when asked about the subject.