"That inevitably puts the military in the awkward position of having to explain the difficulty of succeeding with limited force for a goal that for us is limited but for the locals is existential," Biddle explained.
Tasked with guarding a vast territory with a limited force, Sherman was wary of the multitude of requests by territories and settlements for protection.
Most of all, they can see in the gratitude of the Libyan people that the use of limited force — precisely applied — can affect real, positive political change.
It was a show of limited force, and residents wondered if it amounted to anything more than an attempt to fill a vacuum left after the Egyptian uprising last year, when police officers and other reviled security agents fled the area.
Moreover, even if you take the most restrictive view - namely, that sovereign nations have an absolute monopoly on the use of force within their borders - nearly all nations have established legal frameworks by which private persons or entities may be authorized to use limited force within the context of national laws.
To date, the diagnosis of a hypomobile or hypermobile first ray has mostly been performed by clinical assessment with a high degree of variance [ 5, 20] or by static measurement methods at a limited dorsiflexion force of 55 N [ 9, 10, 12].
With only five divisions the operation would be complicated by the limited forces available, the rugged terrain of the peninsula and the small number of suitable landing beaches, as well as severe logistical difficulties.
Despite commanding only limited forces, Kiir has mobilised the support of regional allies, in particular Uganda and rebel groups from Sudan.
A point load seems inappropriate as does a limited forcing being applied through the length of the shaft in sheer.
Officials indicated after President Bush's five-day trip to Africa this month that he might be willing to send a peacekeeping force of limited scope and duration.
