Sentence examples for projection of force from inspiring English sources
Etzioni is convinced that Chinese policies are more concerned with rhetorical and symbolic assertions than with the outright projection of force.
"Oh, I don't know about that," she said, with a dismissive chuckle, "You've got to remember, I'm really into the projection of force".
"I said the other day that if we were to determine our defense posture, our projection of force around the world, on some kind of per-capita basis, we would be placing soldiers in Canada and Sweden, because, after all, they are there.
After World War I, Kennedy notes, with "a badly defeated and much-reduced Germany, in a badly damaged and scarcely victorious France and Italy, and in an infant Soviet Union, there were many thoughts of war, but none of them involved the projection of force across the oceans".
However, in the lead up to the resolution, Emanuel spoke out strongly in support of the war, urging a United States' "muscular projection of force" in Iraq.
Criticism of Russia's projection of force into Syria is often laced with predictions of an impending Russian quagmire, in the fashion of the Soviet misadventure of the 1970s in Afghanistan.
In a land all too prone to pointless violence, I am hopeful that in the future you will work to create non-violent communities that promote creative experimentation, and that you will reject cultural tendencies that subordinate patient inquiry to macho projections of force.
Some experts remain doubtful of these projections.
The analysis of the solutions reveals the peculiarities of the projections of forces, moment and displacements on the axis equidistant to the tops of the crimp.
Pressed on what this "generational struggle" might look like, Blair said he believed it would encompass "hard and soft power"—i.e. the projection of military force, when needed, plus the active use of other types of policies.
Some conservatives back the action as a necessary projection of American force and values; others see it as imprudent and not addressing a compelling national security interest.
