Sentence examples for restored by force from inspiring English sources

And so ordinary Iraqis had to die in droves as the Arab state system was restored by force of Western arms.

He does not claim that a whole society can be forced to be free but only that an occasional individual, who is enslaved by his passions to the extent of disobeying the law, can be restored by force to obedience to the voice of the general will that exists inside of him.

As a young man, Manuel had been determined to restore by force of arms the predominance of the Byzantine Empire in the Mediterranean countries.

Security must be restored by national forces, African Union forces and French troops so families can return to their homes.

The motors with longer neck linkers moved at a slower speed, but this could be partially restored by applying a force in the direction of motion.

The Neo-Imperial movement wants the Great Empire to be restored mainly by force and wants the nation to be mobilized against its enemies who threaten it from all sides.

Abdul al-Hakim claimed that al-Sistani wants security restored by Iraqis, not Coalition forces.

Water, gas, electricity, and sewage treatment plants would all, in due course, be restored by British and American forces.

When the string is cut just above m2, the state of accelerated motion just before the cut can be restored by applying equal and opposite forces (in accordance with Newton's third law) to the cut ends, as in Figure 5B; the string above the cut pulls the string below upward with a force T, while the string below pulls that above downward to the same extent.

The guards lacked the staffing — and perhaps the stomach — to restore control by force, and the prisoners could not escape because the building is surrounded by government sniper nests, Mohammed said.

Forced peasant labour was abolished by Emperor Joseph II in 1789 but restored by Emperor Leopold II.