Sentence examples for militarized force from inspiring English sources

Because at some point law must be replaced by militarized force, the Colossus of Rhodes, for any true progress to be achieved.

Nowadays, rights groups accuse the largely militarized force of returning to Mubarak-era practices like torture, random arrests and forced disappearances.

Spain's police system consists of two national police agencies: the National Police, which is responsible for most police duties, and the Civil Guard, which is a militarized force that patrols rural areas and also specializes in the protection of national security (counterterrorism) and crowd control.

As early as the Sui dynasty, the Turks had become a major militarized force employed by the Chinese.

They have repeatedly clashed with a militarized force of North Dakota police and members of the National Guard, who have regularly deployed pepper spray, rubber bullets and other nonlethal weapons, arresting more than 500 people since August.

Yet Black Horse, a Cheyenne River tribal member, Bald Eagle and hundreds of others are making their stand in the face of a militarized force of state and county police and the National Guard, who have used pepper spray, rubber bullets and occasionally Tasers to push back protesters.

Although he led a great slave revolt, he was desperate to trade export crops for defense supplies and so imposed a militarized forced labor system that was slavery in all but name.

There's more new gadgets, new-to-the-series allies, and the constant threat of the Arkham Knight's militarized forces, who come at you in tanks and armored cars.

The debate over Gorka's father's role in an ultra-nationalistic group aside, approving the formation of a semi-militarized force tied to a political party is pretty much the most damning thing you can do, according to Rosenthal of Berkeley's Center for Right-Wing Studies.

In a recent report that Kang mentioned in his post on Wednesday, the American Civil Liberties Union provided an answer: in the wake of 9/11 and the "War on Terror," all too many municipalities have turned their police departments into quasi-militarized forces, which, when they deem it necessary, deploy some of the armor, machinery, and weaponry of war.

The year would see violence between striking miners and an uncompromising, militarized police force attempting to aid strike-breakers and maintain coal production at some level.