Sentence examples for To forcible from inspiring English sources
adjective
Done by force, forced.
The group has grown thanks partly to forcible recruitment.
Finally, as a cruel coup-de-grace, a suited man rushes out to forcible escort him from the stage.
Daniel Endres, acting head of the United Nations refugee office in Afghanistan, said their ejection from Pakistan amounted to forcible repatriation.
Accidental damage cover will not apply while the property is let, and theft cover will be restricted to forcible and violent entry.
She was referring to Eldridge Bonds, known as Bubba, who in 2003 pleaded no contest to forcible sexual battery of her 14-year-old daughter in the field house of South Panola High School, where he was a popular assistant coach.
Bulgakov had returned to the family home on Andreyevsky Hill, but he was to discover that doctoring was a risky business, as with the city successively in the hands of a German puppet regime, then Symon Petlyura's Ukrainian nationalists, he was liable to forcible conscription.
Some Buddhist villages converted en masse in order to receive aid or to avoid forcible resettlement by Diệm's regime.
He teamed up with Akin to sponsor a bill to distinguish "forcible rape" from some other kind.
"To avoid another bloodbath, Egypt's civilian rulers need to ensure the ongoing right of protesters to assemble peacefully, and seek alternatives to a forcible dispersal of the crowds," it said.
In theory, failure to address the problem could lead to the forcible break-up of the recalcitrant titans.
The Portuguese promised to refrain from slaughtering cows and to halt forcible conversions in their factories.
