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Перевод: forces

[существительное]
войска ; вооруженные силы

Тезаурус:

1. The harsh treatment of this attitude, as experienced by the mother in the play could be interpreted two ways: either as evidence of the pressure brought to bear on the parent by outside forces, even family; or as a positive sign that the mother's position was wrong fundamentally.
2. But the perpetual unrest in Argentina's armed forces may not be disposed of so fast.
3. As we have seen, they were amongst the staunchest Bolshevik supporters in the voting for the Constituent Assembly, and in Belorussia they were more than usually numerous and influential due to the fact that this territory had lain directly in the path of invading and retreating forces in the Civil War.
4. Local inhabitants and police forces talk of a luminous aerial phenomenon, known as the "mystery helicopter" because of its low-level manoeuvrability.
5. He is seen on his knees whilst God shatters the wall held by the defending Moslem forces.
6. For his universally lauded efforts, successful or continuing, to help resolve diplomatically such issues as Namibia, Afghanistan, Iran-Iraq, Western Sahara, Central America, Kampuchea, Cyprus and the Middle East, Secretary-General Perez de Cuellar is deemed a "classic bureaucrat", while the peace-keeping forces are recalled for their funny names rather than for their receipt of the Nobel Peace Prize last year.
7. While the situation in the south remains a major concern, greater violations of human rights are now occurring in the North and Eastern provinces of the island, where government security forces are engaged in a full-scale civil war with elements of the Tamil-minority population.
8. Professor von Hayek, a luminary much admired by the Prime Minister, writes to The Times suggesting that if attacks are made against the forces in the Falklands, Britain should retaliate on the Argentine mainland.
9. The reason was that there were certain areas of Europe which were protected by the forces of only one NATO nation, and consequently these were particularly vulnerable to aggression.
10. Writing in Legal Medicine 1982 Frank Flannery and James Zimmerly, both of the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology in Washington DC argue that it will be well-nigh impossible to establish a causal relationship between the doctor's actions and the child's defects, as hereditary or environmental factors could be to blame.
11. In 1920, Moscow recognized the independent governments set up after the defeat of the White forces.
12. Momentous events were taking place, however, in Russia - riots in Petrograd led to mutiny in the military forces and, on 15th, March 1917, the Tzar abdicated.
13. Sangster joined forces with the legendary Irish trainer Vincent O'Brien, and they virtually cornered the market in the stock of the great stallion Northern Dancer as well as successfully syndicating stallions such as The Minstrel and Alleged.