Sentence examples for public forces from inspiring English sources

CICIG has helped to draft new laws on asset seizure and on the regulation of private security guards, who outnumber the public forces by five to one.

"We reserve the right to capture as prisoners members of the public forces who have surrendered in combat," the group said on Tuesday.

Going public forces private equity firms to more directly confront nagging questions that have swirled around the industry ever since K.K.R. burst into the popular imagination in the 1980s.

Martin attended Smith from 1973 to 1977, the height of the so-called Decade of Women, when the women's-liberation movement caught fire, Ms. magazine arrived on newsstands, and female politicians like "Battling" Bella Abzug and Shirley Chisholm emerged as powerful public forces.

"It is irrefutable that many of the responses by public forces were conducted outside the law," said José Luis Soberanes, president of the National Human Rights Commission, "particularly forced disappearances, which gravely ruptured all legality by imposing an authoritarian remedy on a political problem.

But, as the Senate pushes to make federal spending transparent to the public, forces inside the White House are silently defang-ing the most powerful provisions without any explanation.

"You need either public opinion or a public force.

Wall Street has also become a major public force for gay rights.

Will Mr. Obama give him the clout he needs to be the public force and face of a renewed labor agenda?

In Britain, the idea that art might be a great public force was never allowed to flourish.

The persistence of religion as a public force is all the more puzzling because it seems to run counter to historical trends.