Sentence examples for approach of forcing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Perry's office said the governor had gone to great lengths to help Texans get insured through the free market, without the "misguided approach" of forcing them to buy coverage.

Mark Serwotka, general secretary of the Public and Commercial Services Union, said: "The government's draconian approach of forcing people off incapacity benefit when they clearly can't work is having tragic consequences and robbing people of help when they are in most need.

And the important philosophical distinction is that they believe a fairer society will be built by cutting taxes and privatising institutionally held assets, in contrast to Labour's approach of forcing companies to increase low pay, of breaking up the banks and capping energy prices.

These few examples emphasise the fact that the concept of "strains", although convenient and practical, is in fact a rather arbitrary approach of forcing taxonomy on permanently changing and evolving biological subjects.

A numerical approach for determining values of forcing parameters which maximize performance of a periodically forced system is described.

The "experience" approach has the added benefit of forcing an interaction with the clothes, instead of allowing viewers to watch them speed by through their phones.

Born in Zurich to aristocratic White Russian parents, who had lost nearly everything in the Revolution, she grew up and studied in France, until the approach of war forced her as a refugee to Spain, Haiti, Santo Domingo and finally the US, where she studied biochemistry in Wisconsin.

This suggests that a restorative approach to prevention of forced sex may be more appropriate and preferable compared to a punitive approach.

The business secretary also spoke of a tough approach to force companies that refuse to enter negotiations to sign up to commitments.

Switzerland has already chosen one version of this approach by forcing its two big banks to issue new contingent convertible ("CoCo") bonds that turn into equity if necessary.

As proponents of this approach explain, forcing China to cease keeping its currency artificially low will allow U.S. exports to compete, not only for consumers in the United States, but also for the vastly expanding consumer base in China.