Sentence examples for initiating force from inspiring English sources

It is suggested that such an unknown force produces the observed "roll effect" in erupting prominences and that the source of this initiating force needs to be identified.

As I noted earlier this week, according to Jessica Weeks's "Dictators At War and Peace," "civilian authoritarian regimes are about as risk-averse towards initiating force as democracies," and Iran is very much a civilian authoritarian regime.

Blue and red arrows indicate the predominant pathway, and the red arrow also indicates the weak to strong actin binding transition initiating force development.

"Ron believes that you are not supposed to initiate force on anyone else," Mrs. Paul said.

But should police be permitted to initiate force in such cases?

A policy restricting when an officer may initiate force at all draws a coherent, bright line that is much more likely to be observed.

Once the police initiate force, limits on escalation stand in tension with the goal of convincing the subject that resistance is futile.

But a more basic question also needs to be weighed: Should police be permitted to initiate force when confronting misdemeanors and other non-serious crimes?

But by inviting police to initiate force, current practices require officers to control a naturally escalating dynamic that can quickly endanger all concerned.

There are so few "practical checks on the executive branch's ability to initiate force," wrote Zack Beauchamp in Vox, that letting an unstable executive have his way can court unacceptable risks — like nuclear war on the Korean Peninsula, let's say.

Finally, it sends the wrong message to other Trump supporters who initiate force, not in self-defense, but in rage.