Sentence examples for protect forces from inspiring English sources

PAGE A23 New Defense Against Iraq The United States has deployed a new ground-radar system to help protect forces in the Persian Gulf region from Iraqi missiles.

At a meeting with defence chiefs on Thursday, the prime minister, Theresa May, said "every effort" would be made to stop the legal system being abused in such cases and to protect forces personnel from "vexatious" allegations.

According to American officials, the two Haqqanis protect forces from Al Qaeda in their enclaves in North and South Waziristan, provide logistics and intelligence for Qaeda operatives, and act as a bridge between the Afghan and Pakistani Taliban, who share the common mission of driving American and NATO troops from Afghanistan.

And, the U.S. view is that, if this policy also forces us to collaborate and even protect forces which are deeply involved in the drug trade, then that is acceptable as well.

Jeremy Browne, the Home Office minister, said the figures showed an alarming number of victims whom it was vital to protect: "Forced marriage is a devastating form of abuse that is absolutely unacceptable in our society".

Once hailed as the networks' solution in taming the Internet, Hulu's stunning success is now undermining the very system it was designed to protect, forcing the site's owners to reconsider what Hulu should be.

"For half a century, the department's structure, systems, policies and culture had been oriented to think about protecting forces from the outside, not the inside," Zegart wrote.

However, such measures, while necessary to protect against chemical attacks, may expose protected forces to greater casualties from conventional weapons fire and lead to a loss of conventional combat effectiveness.

They have been both enslaved and protected, forced to settle down and forcibly expelled, in a pattern of manipulation and persecution that persists in our own time.

They show that the military have taken over, and they demonstrate that the protecting force is frightened – neither is very reassuring.

According to Koelsch and Ziehmann ([2004]), landfill operators should follow two basic rules: to protect holding forces, and to reduce driving forces.