Sentence examples similar to restriction on force from inspiring English sources

Lack of understanding about collateral damage creates a vacuum -- restrictions on military force run the risk of reflecting political sensitivities rather than sound judgment.

Writing from Tokyo, Japan's former defense chief Yuriko Koike, says that Japan's constitutional restrictions on using force have prevented it from taking action to free its hostages from ISIS, and argues that that must change.

The Leahy Law, however, places a legal restriction on what U.S. forces or officials can and cannot do -- even if it's for the worthy goal of rescuing hundreds of Nigerian schoolchildren.

Bigham admitted that the accused man was annoyed by restrictions on US forces' use of weapons.

In many cases, European capitals have placed severe restrictions on their forces assigned to NATO's International Security Assistance Force, or I.S.A.F.

Countries like France, Germany, Italy and Spain place so many restrictions on their forces in Afghanistan that they are hobbling the effort.

After an unsuccessful invasion from neighbouring Portuguese Guinea (now Guinea-Bissau) in 1971, he undertook a political purge and imposed severe restrictions on opposition forces in his country.

The paper shows that this identification problem can be circumvented by reverse-engineering the cross-equation restrictions on the forcing variable of the Euler equation.

We should have more common approaches to our efforts, including fewer geographic restrictions on where forces can go in support of each other.

Bush said the Iraqi government has completed the deployment of three additional Iraqi army brigades to Baghdad and has lifted restrictions on U.S. forces going into certain neighborhoods in the capital.

Restrictions on visitors forced the closure of most hotels, and private boarding schools moved away.