Примеры использования Forces could на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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External forces could play only a supporting role.
They negotiated their surrender even though, according to Assad himself, their forces could have defeated them in combat.
The resulting tidal forces could tear the whole system apart.
Instead he encouraged it hoping that the rush to outflank his troops would open up holes in the Persian line which his forces could breach.
Supermun dane forces could not precipitate such a calamity without the long-term partic ipation of humanity.
The limitation and reduction of conventional arms and armed forces could relate to weapons and manpower, and include their deployment.
External market forces could cause budget to be exceeded or objectives of the project could be compromised.
Major General Victor Renuart said the intention was to indicate to the Iraqi leader that coalition forces could move in and out of Baghdad whenever they wished.
Market forces could probably drive the transition to non-mercury batteries, with limited assistance required.
The appalling deficits of defense institutions and armed forces could certainly be attributed to the existing gaps in democratic governance.
Occupying forces evicted nine families from their homes in the area of Ras Al-Hamra in Tubas in the West Bank from 9 to 11 November so thatIsraeli occupying forces could conduct military exercises.
The formation of truly multi-ethnic police forces could be a vital guarantee for returning minorities, producing an overall positive effect on security.
In the 1920s and 1930s, airpower theorists such as Giulio Douhet andBilly Mitchell claimed that air forces could win wars, obviating the need for land and sea fighting.
There was no doubt that military forces could contribute to post-conflict peace-building activities, but many countries could not provide troops without compromising their own security.
In possible contrast with other transhumanist organizations,WTA officials considered that social forces could undermine their futurist visions and needed to be addressed.
This highlighted the problem that such forces could use the cover of political or ideological causes to camouflage illegally acquiring a source of wealth as a noble enterprise.
Furthermore, I encourage contributing States and multinational organizations to consider how these considerable military forces could contribute further to capacity-building measures to address the root causes of piracy.
Members of the military police and armed forces could arrest persons caught in flagrante delicto, but they were required to hand them over to the competent authorities as soon as possible for investigation.
NATO leaders had expected that a brief bombing campaign would lead to Serb forces withdrawing from Kosovo,hence ending the humanitarian crisis; but Milošević may have gambled that his government and armed forces could withstand a few days of bombing without serious harm.
Mr. Cheng Wenju(China), speaking via video link from Freetown,said that, while external forces could create an enabling environment, the effectiveness of that environment was dependent on internal forces. .
With the capture of this town at the base of the Cotentin peninsula, and an intact bridge at Pontaubault nearby, the American forces had"turned the corner";the German front could no longer be anchored against the sea at its western end and American forces could advance west and south into Brittany.
The Mission finds it difficult to understand how the Israeli armed forces could have come to this view without having the information at the same time that Hamas operatives had been firing mortars for almost one hour.
Following the perverse logic of ethnic cleansing,ethnic Serbs were often evacuated prior to an attack against civilian targets in ethnically mixed regions so that Serb forces could conduct indiscriminate shelling and wholesale random killings, safe in the knowledge that among the victimized population there were no ethnic Serbs.
Regional organizations and international forces could in many cases play an important role in the international community's efforts, and the United Nations welcomed their participation and cooperation in peacemaking activities.
Moving beyond that stage, the formulation of a model case report would increase effectiveness:naval forces could more rapidly acquaint themselves with the procedure, and the validity of the evidence would be easier to ascertain.
Limiting the exception to regular armed forces could confer mercenary status on all other combatants and persons not forming part of the regular forces of the State, such as members of militias and other volunteer corps belonging to a party to the conflict, and persons who accompanied the armed forces without being members thereof, all of whom benefited from prisoner-of-war status, if captured.
However, given the limited resources of the Organization, peacekeeping operations undertaken by ad hoc coalitions or multinational forces could be justified provided that such operations fully respected the principles set out in the Charter and were undertaken under the control of the Security Council.
Lessons learned included the following:(a)market forces could bring benefits, but liberalization needed to be complemented by efforts to prevent contagion;(b) complex international financial services transactions required strong supervisory bodies and quality financial institutions;(c) adaptability and pragmatism were essential in this process of regulatory development; and(d) the proper timing, pacing and sequencing between regulatory and institutional development and financial services liberalization were crucial.
These various economic forces can work in concert, and their effects can be cumulative.
The Force could also adjust its concept of observation and surveillance.