Sentence examples for need to crush from inspiring English sources
Gone is last year's talk about the need to crush the insurgency before foreign troops can withdraw from Iraq.
Ereira situates Britannia in its political context, connecting it to Charles II's military purposes and need to crush rebellion.
Mistakes have been made, there have been delays and untold suffering, but the fact remains that there still exists in the world everything we need to crush our enemies some day.
The new Iraqi government after the June 30 handover must be allowed to call upon as much US armed might as it will need to crush all armed resistance to its rule.
In the end, it was Mr Gates's greater need to crush Netscape than AOL that gave Mr Case the chance to do a deal to get the AOL icon equal billing with MSN on the Windows desktop.For all its dominance, its brand power and its staggering $20 billion market value, there is still something fragile-seeming about AOL.
Suppression, China, Oil Zabul's no Kabul Reprints Related items Japan: Snail mailJun 9th 2005To beat the LDP, the DPJ must not only do better in rural areas, which are over-represented in parliament and where the LDP is strongest, but will also need to crush it in the cities, which means finding an answer to New Komeito, the LDP's coalition partner.
In 1996, Rwanda invaded Congo, arguing that it needed to crush Hutu militias on the Congolese side of the border.
They needed to crush support for the Shinawatra clan once and for all, and rig the constitution to keep elected leaders in check in future.
Many Africans resisted French control, and several military expeditions in the first decade of the century were needed to crush their opposition.
The strength of concrete is measured in pounds per square inch or kilograms per square centimetre of force needed to crush a sample of a given age or hardness.
But six miles below the sea floor, the conditions were hellish, with high temperatures and pressures reaching 29,000 pounds per square inch, more than twice the force needed to crush a truck.
