The phrase "agreement forces" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing the elements or parties that compel or enforce an agreement, but clarity may be lacking without additional context.
Example: "The agreement forces both parties to adhere to the terms outlined in the contract."
Alternatives: "contractual obligations" or "binding agreements".
However, a clause in the agreement forces signatory nations to wait at least four years before withdrawing, and a renegotiation simply will not happen.
It is argued that the union shop agreement forces men into idelogical and political associations which violate their right to freedom of conscience, freedom of association, and freedom of thought protected by the Bill of Rights.
So until the system can slowly reduce its reliance on diesel buses, the agreement forces the agency to do its best to scrub the emissions coming out of those buses -- using very low-sulfur fuel, which cuts down drastically on the soot produced by diesels, and tailpipe devices known as continuously regenerative traps, which capture and burn pollutants before emission.
Combined, the pro-trade agreement forces spend literally tens of millions of dollars a month on lobbying.
Real estate and casino mogul Donald J. Trump worked out a vital restructuring deal on one of his casinos Sunday, but the agreement forces him to give up more control over his empire, a source close to him said.
We notice a larger area of darkened squares, and that imperfect symmetry under high agreement forces one of the off-diagonal cells to be zero.
The agreement forced China to open ports to Western trade.
Trump's pledge to "study" the agreement forced a public response from the Australian prime minister.
The "claw back" agreement forced former Dewey partners to return a portion of their 2011 and 2012 pay.
In October, the New York attorney general, Andrew M. Cuomo, reached an agreement forcing A.I.G. to freeze payments to former executives.
Yet that agreement forced Mexico to lower its tariffs on US goods far more than it forced the US to reduce its already low tariffs on Mexican goods.
