constructive forcesの例文

• Constructive force is defined as abusing one's authority to obtain consent.
• In this one, Jeff as Ian is the constructive force leading the journey into the adventure.
• "This is a victory for common sense and Ukraine's constructive forces,"
• He struggled to apprehend the constructive force in nature and to employ in his works the principles found.
• "I'm going to be a constructive force within the Party, " he says.
• I am convinced when handled in the right manner, students can become a very positive and constructive force.
• Because of the unequal relationships in the military between assailant and victim, " constructive force " is sufficient.
• Finally, it grounds the doctrine of ` constructive force'in rape cases more firmly than before . "'
• A hostile American policy toward China would surely undermine the constructive forces now at work in the People's Republic.
• In so doing, Germans transformed Germany from a destructive to a constructive force for themselves, Europe and the world.
• We will further speed up reforms and cooperate even more actively with all constructive forces both inside and outside the country,
• The main task of the government and all constructive forces in society is to make Russia a wealthy, prospering country,
• He also wrote in his blog that localism could become a " strong and constructive force " that binds society together.
• Schwartz's professional work has focused on the constructive force that progressive urbanism and architecture can play in rebuilding cities.
• The doctrine of constructive force dates to at least 1917, primarily when a military man raped a child or a minor.
• Mutually shared goals, Dooley said, " allow us to be a constructive force with the Bush administration ."
• The code explicitly notes that actual physical force is not required to prove rape but that " constructive force " is sufficient.
• Republican County Executive Thomas Gulotta said he thought Zarb's presence could " be a very positive and constructive force ."
• The PRI " will rise in the esteem of the public if they are seen to be a constructive force there ."
• The play in its dichotomous halves shows the inexorable reality of the existence of destructive and constructive forces in its principal hero, Herakles.