Sentence examples for purpose force from inspiring English sources

This so-called general purpose force was planned to become an embryonic Libyan army, allowing the elected government to disarm militias and restore order.

A British army spokesperson said:"The army has been providing a challenging and progressive training programme to the Libyan general purpose force since late June.

We are continuing to work with the Libyan authorities in Libya and the UK to identify the most appropriate employment of the general purpose force on their return".

For that purpose force measurement during the conical mandrel experiments enabled to characterise a pressure dependent friction coefficient constitutive law by means of an inverse analysis.

A general purpose force field such as MMFF94/MMFF94s, which can properly deal with a wide range of diverse structures, is very valuable in the context of a cheminformatics toolkit.

Drug designers and cheminformaticians are typically most interested in general purpose force fields, namely those which deliver good performance over a broad spectrum of different structures, ranging from biological macromolecules to small drug-like molecules.

It promises "physical and mental challenges designed to break the most hardened soldiers", reflecting the selection process used by the US navy Seals, the Philippines' Navsog (Naval Special Operations Group), the Russian Spetsnaz (Special Purpose Forces) as well as the UK's SAS.

The New Yorker, October 1 , 1990P. 29 Comment about Iraq's invasion of Kuwait... However effective the UN embargo has been in interrupting Iraqi trade, there is no sign that it will soon achieve what President Bush has said is its major purpose: forcing Saddam Hussein to withdraw his troop unconditionally from Kuwait.

Almost half the FSWs reported humiliation, threat of harm or intimidation, 33% were either kicked, choked, burnt on purpose, forced to engage in humiliating sex acts or threatened with a weapon, and 7% were raped by their partners in the six months prior to the survey.

Comment about Iraq's invasion of Kuwait... However effective the UN embargo has been in interrupting Iraqi trade, there is no sign that it will soon achieve what President Bush has said is its major purpose: forcing Saddam Hussein to withdraw his troop unconditionally from Kuwait.

Still, he serves an important purpose, forcing viewers to look at their own role as media consumers when he claims that he was just feeding the seemingly never-ending demand from readers.