The phrase "act forcible" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an attempt to convey the idea of taking strong or forceful action, but the correct form would be "act forcibly."
Example: "In times of crisis, leaders must act forcibly to ensure the safety of their citizens."
Alternatives: "take decisive action" or "act with force."
Article 5, Crimes against humanity: ten counts of persecutions on political, racial, or religious grounds; extermination; murder; imprisonment; torture; inhumane acts; deportation; and inhumane acts (forcible transfer).
Article 5, Crimes against humanity: ten counts of persecution on political, racial, or religious grounds; extermination; murder; imprisonment; torture; inhumane acts; deportation; and inhumane acts (forcible transfers)22.
Mr. Clyne, the district attorney, said the victim did not consent to sex with Mr. Boxley, but the rape itself was not an act of forcible compulsion.
'(1) if the pregnancy occurred because the pregnant female was the subject of an act of forcible rape or, if a minor, an act of incest; or.
Watching from a memorial centre near the village, families of the victims wept openly as the court found Mladic guilty of genocide, persecution, extermination, murder and the inhumane act of forcible transfer.
Joseph Konal, a spokesman for Warren Consolidated Schools, told HuffPost that Kena "did not 'report' a sexual assault," though the police report is labeled a "sexual assault" report, alleging an act of "forcible sodomy," which under Michigan law includes coerced oral sex.
1905 Western Australia introduces the Aborigines Act, allowing the forcible removal of children and the corralling of Aboriginal people on to reserves and making the "chief protector of Aborigines" the legal guardian of every Aboriginal person in the state.
This government has consistently opposed the forcible acts of dispossession of a discriminatory and confiscatory nature practiced by the Germans on the countries or peoples subject to their controls.
Mr. Strauss-Kahn was indicted on charges including attempted rape, sexual abuse, criminal sexual act, unlawful imprisonment and forcible touching.
But they had left intact sections of the original 1850 act that mandated the forcible binding out of Indian convicts and vagrants.
